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Overview
Named for explorer and naturalist Frederick Courteney Selous, the Selous Safari Jacket draws from a time when clothing was expected to be as useful as the equipment it carried.
Built from Halley Stevensons CF220 Cellardyke, the Selous combines rugged linen texture with the durability and comfort of cotton. Its waxed finish helps shed light precipitation and dirt while developing a softer hand and greater character with wear. When needed, the fabric can be reproofed to extend its working life.
A relaxed overshirt fit allows the Selous to work as a substantial standalone shirt or layer comfortably over merino, button-ups, polos, and light sweaters. An action back adds mobility, while oversized chest pockets and divided hand pockets provide practical field storage.
TAD slotted buttons secured with tubular flat lace create a durable, field-serviceable closure system, with spare components included for repair.
Built for daily use, changing conditions, and the marks accumulated along the way.
Character Through Use
Woven in Scotland by Halley Stevensons, Cellardyke blends cotton and linen into a substantial, breathable cloth with a distinctive waxed handle.
It softens, creases, and gains character with wear and can be reproofed when needed to renew its protective finish.
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The cotton-and-linen construction of CF220 Cellardyke allows heat and moisture to escape more readily than heavier traditional outerwear fabrics, helping the Selous remain comfortable across various temperatures.
ACTION BACK
An integrated action back creates additional room through the shoulders for reaching, carrying, and active movement.
Mobility comes from the pattern rather than mechanical stretch.
FIELD SERVICEABLE
TAD slotted buttons are secured with tubular flat lace for a durable attachment that can be repaired without specialized equipment.
ADAPTABLE DETAILS
A button-down collar, dual-button adjustable cuffs, and curved hem allow the Selous to transition naturally between standalone shirt and outer layer.
FIELD STORAGE
Oversized chest pockets expand for larger essentials, while generous lower hand pockets provide quick access for gloves, tools, and everyday equipment.
