LAPPITThe Lappit is a baseball jacket made from incrociato, an animal that is a cross between a goat and a lamb. Here the skin is sueded on the outside and smooth nappa on the interior, where the garment features Kenyan Maasai Mara traditional tribal art. The jackets other fashion details include a two way zipper, side entry button flap pockets, and self nappa ribbing on the neck, cuffs, and waist.

rivaling the softness of the lightest goose down

permafilled lamb nappa

which like the zippered collar and sleeves is unique and intriguing

intricately tied in nautical knots capped with reversed stitched nappa

ultra-lightweight goat suede shell of this mocha baseball jacket is as rich as any dark chocolate torte one can imagine

and the collar cinches snug with a nappa belt and buckle

complementing the way the garment comfortably hugs the body

FIT: True to size

The word or theme feather not only refers to the sweater’s principle design motif but its weight as well: for the Tamarack is as light as down—and as warm and comfortable

heart-knit yarn as its background

With a sleek silhouette crafted from Limonta 1893 nylon

pocket flap and cuffs