Here is a great reversible shirt from Nigel Cabourn – half gingham, half plaid.”Nigel Cabourn tropical reversible shirt based on the shirt worn by the US miltary in the tropics during World War II. Made in Japan from entirely Japanese materials, it is actually 2 separate pieces of cotton fabric stitched together, very thick, suitable to be worn as an overshirt/ jacket.” Find it now from Oi Polloi.

More detailed views of the Nigel Cabourn Reversible Shirt after the jump.

Now that there isn’t a style of jacket that hasn’t been brought back into fashion, it’s time to start looking for quirks and details to set your outerwear apart. Take this Nigel Cabourn Mac for instance. The fastening clips give it just enough personality to not be just another trench coat, while still remaining good enough to wear wherever you wanted to take it. It’s also on sale, although it’s still far from cheap. Get it from Start.

This excellent Everest Parka Jacket from Nigel Cabourn available exclusively through Vivre. The limited edition parka is a replica of the jacket created for Sir Edmund Hilary’s ascent of Everest. the jacket is filled with French goose down filling, wood toggles, and a sheepskin lined hood. A great look in survival orange. Get it now for 3450$US. (aquire)

A more detailed view of the Nigel Cabourn Everest Parka Jacket for Vivre after the jump.

Free & Easy loves to collaborate on the authentic classic looks. Clearly the Nigel Cabourn for Free & Easy Sherpa Jackets are right on that mark. Three jackets are made from finest Harris Tweed and available in very limited runs of check, brown, and green tweed. Available now from Rugged Museum

More views of the Nigel Cabourn for Free & Easy Sherpa Jackets after the jump.