The Herringbone Twill (HBT) military jacket was developed by the U.S. Army in the 1940s and was worn throughout World War II and the Korean War. Initially designed as an outer layer to protect their wool uniforms, it later became an alternative to heavy wool uniforms in hot tropical climates. The jacket is made of lightweight and durable material, featuring functional chest pockets and sturdy metal buttons.

This military-style outerwear has a regular fit with woven badges and patches, showcasing original Deus design illustrations on the back. It includes covered chest pockets with vintage antique silver buttons, constructed from 100% cotton herringbone twill with abrasion details and a heavy enzyme stone wash.

The design and testing process took place at Deus House of Simple Pleasures in Camperdown, Sydney.

Washing Instructions: Machine wash with similar colors using a gentle cycle. Wash inside out, do not brush or soak, and avoid using a tumble dryer. Iron the print area inside out.