John Boultbee Criterion Cycling Jacket

The Criterion cycling jacket by John Boultbee is designed by Savile Row tailor Timothy Everest and produced in London. Considering this jacket was designed for the discerning cyclist, you’ll notice that it’s cut on the shorter side with a belt and ten pockets. The synthetic fibers typically found on most racing outerwear are thankfully absent from this jacket, as well. The fabric used instead is a wind-and water-repellent cotton quality valve, which was originally designed for British pilots during WWII. The wool interior lining is done in a glen plaid check, and is treated to resist moisture and stains.