Nigel Cabourn Cameraman mackintosh orange checkered tweed

This Mackintosh Cameraman jacket back from Mount Everest, inspired by a jacket worn by Wilfrid Noyce on the successful 1953 British Everest expedition.

The upper part of the jacket is made out of Original Ventile Fabric, invented for the British army & made in Scotland.
The label inside the jacket says it all, This mackintosh has been hand-made from the best materials and will afford complete protection from the heaviest downpour.

The lower body part of this jacket is made out of hand woven Harris Tweed. Known to be one of the strongest woven fabrics in the world and with a impeccable history, also made in Scotland. The inside has a black thick cotton twill lining, finished with blue stitchings.

The Mackintosh Camera Man Jacket is a iconic piece in the Nigel Cabourn collection and will never go out of style. It is a style by itself meant to be worn by true authentic enthusiasts. The Nigel Cabourn Cameraman Jacket appears in each autumn winter collection, only to be taken from the mountain again and into a limited numbered production color and material composition.[← read less]