The shirt jacket is the ideal garment for the transitional season, it can be worn as a solitaire, but also like a shirt under a jacket. Grippy, soft and warming is the distinctive wool fabric Peregrine uses to make this shirt jacket. It comes from Abraham Moon & Sons in Yorkshire, a weaving mill founded in 1837. The shirt jacket is equipped with two set-in side pockets and two patch chest pockets with buttonable flap.

Peregrine is a family-run English clothing company from Manchester. Founded in 1796, the label's tradition is reflected in the rich textile heritage of its more classic styles. Peregrine focuses on natural materials and transparency in the production chain. The result is garments that are made with integrity and finished to the highest standards. Peregrine works closely and respectfully with the people who help produce the collections to ensure that the same principles apply throughout the supply chain. And so Peregrine confidently encourages its customers with a phrase that is (still) rather rare in the fashion world: "Buy less, and buy better".