Description
Experience Timeless Comfort with the FiveBrother® Brushed Twill Flannel Lined Shirt Jacket
The FiveBrother® Brushed Twill Flannel Lined Shirt Jacket blends classic craftsmanship with practical features, delivering comfort, durability, and style. Made with 100% cotton brushed fabric, it’s the ultimate choice for those seeking reliability and versatility.
Built for Comfort and Versatility
Designed with a relaxed fit, this shirt jacket ensures all-day comfort without sacrificing durability. The flannel-lined body provides warmth, while the nylon-quilted sleeve lining allows for easy movement and layering, making it perfect for both work and casual wear.
Attention to Detail
Every feature of this jacket is crafted with purpose. Branded pewter snaps on the front and cuffs add a touch of sophistication, while the bi-swing back design enhances mobility. Durable double-needle stitching reinforces its strength, ensuring it stands up to everyday wear and tear.
Practical Features for Everyday Use
This shirt jacket is as functional as it is stylish. Two flannel-lined lower pockets keep your hands warm and essentials close. An inside cell phone pocket adds convenience, ensuring your belongings are secure and accessible wherever you go.
Over a Century of Quality Craftsmanship
Since 1890, FiveBrother® has been a leader in premium workwear. This Brushed Twill Flannel Lined Shirt Jacket reflects that rich heritage, offering a perfect balance of traditional design and modern functionality.
Features:
- Relaxed fit with 100% cotton brushed fabric
- Flannel-lined body for warmth
- Nylon-quilted sleeve lining for comfort
- Branded pewter snaps and button cuffs
- Two lower flannel-lined hand pockets
- Inside cell phone pocket for convenience
- Bi-swing back for flexibility and ease of movement
- Double-needle stitching for durability
- Since 1890, a trusted name in workwear
Stay warm, stylish, and prepared with the FiveBrother® Brushed Twill Flannel Lined Shirt Jacket—a timeless essential built for life’s everyday challenges.
