We’ve always known that there were a bunch of customization options available from Levi’s for their eponymous “trucker” jacket (corduroy, collars, colors), but we didn’t know until very recently that the jacket you probably already have hanging in your closet is also known as the “Type III” Jacket. Why does that little tidbit of history matter right now? Because the jacket that it’s originally based on, the Type 1, just got the Supreme treatment. Available in red, black, navy, olive and a very train conductor hickory stripe, the Type 1 is back with a slimmer, custom Supreme fit and a houndstooth lining on the inner yoke. Like the classic Type 1, there’s only one flap pocket and the waist adjuster is a slide closure (like what you commonly find on rented dress vests, except it doesn’t suck). It’s as awesome as finding an original in the thrift store, but now you don’t have to worry about getting the weird smells out.
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