Tin Cloth Jacket

Made from the same paraffin-waxed tin cloth oilcloth canvas that outfitted Yukon prospectors, with some American production maintained and the real Filson repair model behind it.

A tin cloth (paraffin-waxed cotton canvas) jacket built the same way it outfitted Klondike prospectors in 1897, virtually waterproof and backed by a real lifetime repair guarantee. Heritage outerwear that survives decades and improves with patina.

Filson's oilcloth tin cloth jacket, the Pacific Northwest counterpart to Barbour — still looks great today but designed work-first, so it's quite a bit heavier than other wax canvas jackets.

Filson's Tin Cloth is the heaviest wax jacket option, made from waxed cotton duck and sometimes available in dry or oil finish, though production has become inconsistent.