Black Corduroy Jacket Mens
Black Corduroy Jacket Mens
Designed as an easy everyday layer with the structure of a utility jacket, this Black Corduroy Jacket Mens style combines soft 11-wale corduroy with a regular fit and practical three-pocket construction. The plain black finish keeps the jacket understated, while the visible corduroy ribs add texture that a flat cotton jacket cannot provide.
Made from a cotton/polyester corduroy blend weighing approximately 320 GSM, the fabric has enough substance to hold its hip-length silhouette while remaining soft enough for comfortable everyday wear.
For more colors and interpretations of the fabric, explore Ebon Saint's complete Corduroy Jackets collection.
11-Wale, 320 GSM Corduroy
The jacket uses 11-wale corduroy, meaning the fabric has approximately eleven raised cords per inch. This places it around the medium-wale range: the ribs remain clearly visible without becoming as chunky as wide-wale workwear corduroy.
At approximately 320 GSM, the fabric has a substantial feel suitable for outerwear rather than lightweight shirting. The cotton/polyester blend provides the familiar softness and texture associated with cotton corduroy while helping the garment retain its shape during regular use.
The fabric is plain dyed in black, creating a cleaner and more uniform appearance than washed or heavily distressed corduroy.
Regular Fit with Utility-Jacket Details
The jacket is cut in a regular, hip-length fit, giving it more coverage than a cropped trucker while avoiding the length of a coat.
A conventional button-front closure and shirt-style collar keep the design uncomplicated and easy to layer. Storage includes one chest patch pocket and two lower flap utility pockets, providing useful everyday space while giving the front a subtle chore-jacket influence.
Button cuffs finish the sleeves and maintain the clean, classic construction.
For the same corduroy texture in a different color direction, see the Blue Corduroy Jacket for Men or the Pink Corduroy Jacket for Men.
7 SPI Topstitching & Lined Interior
Visible seams are finished at approximately 7 stitches per inch (SPI) using bonded nylon thread. This gives the panel construction a defined appearance while using a thread suited to the repeated movement expected from outerwear.
Inside, a polyester lining creates a smoother layer between the corduroy shell and clothing underneath. It makes the jacket easier to pull over T-shirts, shirts and lightweight knitwear while adding a cleaner internal finish.
More information about Ebon Saint's approach to materials and garment construction is available on the Craftsmanship page.
Designed for Layering
The combination of a soft hand, regular fit and 320 GSM corduroy makes this jacket particularly useful for all-season layering depending on climate. It works as a standalone outer layer through transitional weather and can be worn over knitwear when temperatures drop.
Black also makes the jacket particularly versatile with denim, charcoal trousers, chinos, boots or sneakers.
Product Specifications
| Feature | Specification |
|---|---|
| Product | Black Corduroy Jacket for Men |
| Fabric | Cotton/Polyester Corduroy |
| Wale Count | 11W |
| Fabric Weight | Approx. 320 GSM |
| Color | Black |
| Dye | Plain Dyed |
| Fabric Feel | Soft |
| Fit | Regular |
| Length | Hip Length |
| Closure | Standard Buttons |
| Chest Pocket | 1 Patch Pocket |
| Lower Pockets | 2 Flap Utility Pockets |
| Cuffs | Button Cuffs |
| Lining | Polyester |
| Topstitching | Approx. 7 SPI |
| Thread | Bonded Nylon |
| Use | All-Season Layering |
Frequently Asked Questions
What does 11-wale corduroy mean?
An 11-wale corduroy has approximately eleven raised ribs per inch. It provides a clearly visible corduroy texture without the heavier appearance of very wide-wale fabrics.
Is 320 GSM corduroy heavy?
At approximately 320 GSM, this fabric is substantial enough for a jacket while remaining practical for layering. It feels more structured than lightweight corduroy shirting but is not designed as heavily insulated winter outerwear.
How does this black corduroy jacket fit?
The jacket uses a regular, hip-length fit rather than a slim, cropped or oversized cut. Its proportions leave room for everyday layering while maintaining a clean utility-jacket silhouette.