G18 BARACUTA CLOTH
The Baracuta G18 reinvents a late-60s classic with a sharp, modern edge, crafted from iconic Baracuta Cloth, proudly made in the UK. Its relaxed silhouette moves with you thanks to two action pleats, while the single-button collar belt, two-way logoed zip and pockets inspired by 1970s blouson styles add a distinctive yet era-appropriate touch, keeping it practical without fuss. Fully lined in the signature Fraser Tartan, the G18 is ready for life in the city or out in the countryside. More than a revival, it is a deliberate design statement. Every detail reflects a dialogue between heritage and modernity, functionality and fashion, reflecting Baracuta’s enduring cultural relevance.
The Baracuta G18 reinvents a late-60s classic with a sharp, modern edge, crafted from iconic Baracuta Cloth, proudly made in the UK. Its relaxed silhouette moves with you thanks to two action pleats, while the single-button collar belt, two-way logoed zip and pockets inspired by 1970s blouson styles add a distinctive yet era-appropriate touch, keeping it practical without fuss. Fully lined in the signature Fraser Tartan, the G18 is ready for life in the city or out in the countryside. More than a revival, it is a deliberate design statement. Every detail reflects a dialogue between heritage and modernity, functionality and fashion, reflecting Baracuta’s enduring cultural relevance.
Original: $422.48
-65%$422.48
$147.87Description
The Baracuta G18 reinvents a late-60s classic with a sharp, modern edge, crafted from iconic Baracuta Cloth, proudly made in the UK. Its relaxed silhouette moves with you thanks to two action pleats, while the single-button collar belt, two-way logoed zip and pockets inspired by 1970s blouson styles add a distinctive yet era-appropriate touch, keeping it practical without fuss. Fully lined in the signature Fraser Tartan, the G18 is ready for life in the city or out in the countryside. More than a revival, it is a deliberate design statement. Every detail reflects a dialogue between heritage and modernity, functionality and fashion, reflecting Baracuta’s enduring cultural relevance.
