Bananatex Utility Jacket
Crafted from Bananatex®, the World’s first technical fabric made entirely from Abacá banana plants, grown in the Philippines using zero irrigation, pesticides or fertilizers. Cut in a classic regular fit with just the right structure, the Utility Jacket is finished with natural Corozo buttons, three functional pockets, and a waxy-soft hand feel. It’s lighter, tougher, and grown than an average Jacket. All of it 100% manufactured in Portugal, with full supply chain transparency and a circular mindset from the ground up. Pair it with the matching Trousers or wear solo. This is what happens when you take utility seriously — and take a detour through the jungle to get there.
Crafted from Bananatex®, the World’s first technical fabric made entirely from Abacá banana plants, grown in the Philippines using zero irrigation, pesticides or fertilizers. Cut in a classic regular fit with just the right structure, the Utility Jacket is finished with natural Corozo buttons, three functional pockets, and a waxy-soft hand feel. It’s lighter, tougher, and grown than an average Jacket. All of it 100% manufactured in Portugal, with full supply chain transparency and a circular mindset from the ground up. Pair it with the matching Trousers or wear solo. This is what happens when you take utility seriously — and take a detour through the jungle to get there.
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Crafted from Bananatex®, the World’s first technical fabric made entirely from Abacá banana plants, grown in the Philippines using zero irrigation, pesticides or fertilizers. Cut in a classic regular fit with just the right structure, the Utility Jacket is finished with natural Corozo buttons, three functional pockets, and a waxy-soft hand feel. It’s lighter, tougher, and grown than an average Jacket. All of it 100% manufactured in Portugal, with full supply chain transparency and a circular mindset from the ground up. Pair it with the matching Trousers or wear solo. This is what happens when you take utility seriously — and take a detour through the jungle to get there.
