A trucker jacket made of tropical weather fabric. Based on the classic pattern, it has been resized to fit modern body shapes and replaced with a robust sewing specification based on book stitching. This jacket also features hand warmer pockets and can be worn for a wide range of seasons.

This fabric was developed over half a century ago for use in tropical regions, and its military fabric was analyzed and sublimated using Japan's unique weaving techniques. The fabric, visible in Panamanian tissue, is similar but different. The unevenness caused by the slab threads and its mesh-like feel make it comfortable to wear in the summer. History has already proven the usefulness of this fabric, but in addition, at Banshu's machine shop, which has been in business for 100 years and possesses the only technology in Japan, they have added their own unique twist, resulting in a more breathable fabric. Furthermore, in this fabric, which has scattered spots with different fabric densities, the dye is layered on top of each other, causing the high-density areas to become lighter in color, while the dye penetrates well into the low-density areas, causing the pattern to appear as a shadow.