Welcome to the behind the scenes of the making of Batch No.23

Over the next month we're going to show you what goes into making your jacket, from beginning to end until it is ready to ship in April. As well as some little extras. If there's anything you'd like to see more of along the process, just ask, and we'll see what we can do..

Your jacket is ready to ship.

Your jacket being sewn, and not far off being finished.

Your jacket being sewn

Your cloth being cut and preparations underway

Your cloth being cut

Your Waxed Cotton fabric being made

Earlier this year, in Dundee, UK, your waxed cotton fabric was made by the iconic mill - Halley Stevensons.

Their fabric mill has been operating from the same site since 1864 and for the past 160 years they have been specialising in waxed cotton and weatherproof fabrics.

The video below takes you inside their listed building where everything takes place. As you watch you'll notice lots of different processes happening. The fabric that they are making for you goes through the following processes: creating the colours in the lab, testing, dyeing, drying, singeing, waxing and finishing.