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Grey Corduroy Jacket for Men

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A man wearing a dark charcoal gray corduroy jacket over a black shirt and dark trousers, standing in a warm, neutral-toned interior room with arched doorways and framed art.

Grey Corduroy Jacket for Men

$190.00
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Grey Corduroy Jacket

Built around the clean proportions of a classic trucker jacket, this Grey Corduroy Jacket for Men combines pronounced 8-wale corduroy with a soft hand, regular fit, and practical four-pocket construction. The charcoal grey color gives the jacket a more understated character than brighter corduroy outerwear while remaining softer visually than solid black.

Made from a cotton/polyester corduroy blend weighing approximately 280 GSM, the jacket has enough structure to work as outerwear without feeling unnecessarily heavy. Its hip-length cut and lined interior make it particularly useful for everyday layering across changing seasons.

Explore more fabric weights, colors, and silhouettes in the Men’s Corduroy Jackets collection.

8-Wale Corduroy with a Soft Handle

This jacket uses 8-wale corduroy, meaning there are approximately eight raised cords per inch of fabric.

Because the wale count is lower than finer 11W or 14W corduroy, the ribs are broader and more visible. This gives the charcoal fabric a stronger textured appearance and helps reinforce the jacket's casual trucker character.

At approximately 280 GSM, the fabric sits in a versatile midweight range. It is substantial enough to feel like a jacket rather than a corduroy shirt, but lighter than heavier workwear-style corduroy.

The fabric is plain dyed in charcoal grey, keeping the color consistent rather than intentionally washed or distressed.

For a darker and slightly heavier interpretation, compare it with the Black Corduroy Jacket Mens.

Regular Trucker-Inspired Fit

The jacket follows a regular, hip-length silhouette with a traditional button front.

Two flap chest pockets establish the trucker-inspired front, while two side hand pockets add everyday functionality without making the jacket look overly utilitarian. An additional interior pocket provides more discreet storage for smaller personal items.

Button cuffs keep the sleeve construction simple and allow the design to retain its clean workwear influence.

If you prefer a cooler color variation, the Blue Corduroy Jacket for Men offers another option within the same broader corduroy collection.

Viscose Lining & 7 SPI Construction

Inside, the jacket is finished with a viscose lining, providing a smoother surface over shirts and knitwear than an unlined corduroy shell.

Visible topstitching is sewn at approximately 7 stitches per inch using bonded polyester thread. These construction details give the seams a clean, defined appearance while supporting the repeated movement expected from casual outerwear.

At approximately 1 kg, depending on size, the jacket remains relatively easy to wear and layer throughout the year.

Sizes run from S to 5XL. For the most accurate fit, compare your measurements with the Ebon Saint Size Guide.

Product Specifications

Feature Specification
Product Grey Corduroy Jacket for Men
Color Charcoal Grey
Fabric Cotton/Polyester Corduroy
Wale Count 8W
Fabric Weight Approx. 280 GSM
Finish Plain Dyed
Feel Soft
Fit Regular
Length Hip Length
Closure Standard Buttons
Chest Pockets 2 Flap Pockets
Hand Pockets 2 Side Pockets
Interior Pocket 1
Cuffs Button Cuffs
Lining Viscose
Topstitching Approx. 7 SPI
Thread Bonded Polyester
Approx. Weight 1 kg, size dependent
Sizes S–5XL
Use All-Season Layering

Frequently Asked Questions

What does 8-wale corduroy mean?

8-wale corduroy has approximately eight raised ribs per inch. The lower wale count creates broader, more visible cords than finer corduroy, giving the jacket a stronger textured appearance.

Is 280 GSM corduroy heavy?

It is best described as midweight. At approximately 280 GSM, the fabric is substantial enough for outerwear but lighter than heavier workwear corduroy, making it useful for layering through multiple seasons.

Is the Grey Corduroy Jacket lined?

Yes. The interior uses a viscose lining, which creates a smoother surface over shirts and knitwear and makes the jacket easier to put on and remove.

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