Nigel Cabourn
Cameraman Raw Jacket

1 221.00 EUR Yellow and offwhite Cameraman Raw jacket from Nigel Cabourn. Top part in 100% yellow bonded cotton and contrast natural linen body.
The Cameraman jacket was inspired by a jacket worn by Wilfrid Noyce on Sir Edmund Hillarys and Tenzing Norgays ascent on Mt. Everests highest peak and features include a drawstring hood with fisherman knot pulls and leather drawstring stoppers, concealed hearing hood vents, three USA Naval army clip fastenings and a lower button fastening.
With button-adjustable cuffs and 4 button-fastening flapped pockets.

All in all an absolutely amazing piece.

- Natural Linen
- Mackintosh fabric
- Made in England

The original inspiration for the Authentic Line was Sir Edmund Hillary and the 1953 Ascent of Everest; it was first launched in its present form in 2003 to coincide with the 50th Anniversary. This was such a remarkable human achievement and the clothes worn were basically all military, customised for the climb. Nigel had many of the originals in his vintage library so he set about recreating them as close to the originals as possible. He used British manufacturers and original British fabrics. Nigel produced a collection without compromise and where certain components were no longer available they were specially made.

Today every Authentic Range follows the very same philosophy, it will have a real story and sense of history and integrity but at the highest level of quality.