Black Wool Hacking Jacket from Banana Republic - 8

Black Wool Hacking Jacket from Banana Republic - 8. The unique style of a hacking jacket is a tailored blazer with equestrian roots, featuring a flattering, fitted waist, and pockets with flaps. Originally worn for riding, this British-style jacket is now a fashionable garment designed for movement and a timeless look, typically made from wool and featuring rear vents for comfortable sitting or jumping. Endless looks with this jacket - dark denim, long skirts, and deep brown leather accessories. Key characteristics Equestrian heritage: The style evolved from 18th-century riding coats and is named for "hacking," a type of country riding. Tailored and fitted: It has a cinched or fitted waist and a flared skirt, providing a flattering silhouette. Practical design: It is designed for ease of movement, with features like rear vents that allow for comfortable sitting or jumping. Classic features: Typical features include notched lapels, pockets with flaps, and being fully-lined. Fabric: It is often made from new wool or tweed The Hacking Jacket is a modern take on an essential classic. Traditionally constructed with a feminine tailored silhouette, designed to contour and slim your waist. Notch lapel. Gold crest two-button closure. Three exterior pockets. Long sleeves with quilted elbow patches and three-button cuffs. Center back vent. Fully lined. #100965 Size & fit Hits at the hip. Fabric & care Polyester 36%, Wool 59%, Other Fibers 5% Dry clean.