Where it’s made: Made in Japan (Okayama)
What it’s made from: 100% cotton corduroy with cotton flannel lining, brass zipper, button cuffs
Fit description: Neat, boxy silhouette with a relaxed sleeve; Jonas wears size 40
The FFA Jacket from Bryceland’s pays tribute to one of the most iconic garments in American farming and workwear history. Originally designed in 1933 as the official uniform for the Future Farmers of America, the jacket became legendary for its corduroy shell, clean lines, and chain-stitched identity.
Bryceland’s reimagines this classic using a 325g brown Japanese corduroy—perfectly paired with worn-in denim—and lines it with soft cotton flannel for comfort. Made in Okayama, the fit is neat and boxy with a relaxed sleeve, finished with a solid brass Universal zipper and buttoned cuffs.
A piece built for everyday wear, refined enough to elevate any outfit while staying true to its workwear roots.
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