Join the tribe with our limited edition 11 piece Himel Club jackets.

The Himel Bros. design process celebrates the golden age of American sportswear. Our Stadium Club jacket features hand-chain-stitched patches made the traditional way - upside down and backwards - creating unique multicolored embroidery with leather and felt backing. Each jacket in this series (1-11) is signed by David and features authentic 1930s buttons from our private collection.

The body combines heritage Harris Tweed or Pendleton wool, while the knits come from one of America's oldest mills in Washington state - the same facility that supplied the US Army Air Force in WWII. These double-weave military spec knits pair with carefully selected heritage liners to create a jacket that captures the authentic loose fit of 1930s athletic wear.

Stadium Jacket #5 Details:

Stadium jacket #5 of 11 features a body of two-tone herringbone Harris Tweed. This dark charcoal and gray herringbone is hand-woven on foot pedal machines in homes across Scotland, from one of the few woolweavers endorsed by the English royal family. The jacket is adorned with old stock red melamine two-hole 1930s buttons. Custom-woven at one of America's oldest knitting mills - which produced military knits during World War II - the cuffs and collar showcase unique two-tone red and black double weave construction. The patch sits on gray felt, executed in black and Hunter Orange, produced by hand by a single talented operator on a vintage chain stitch machine. The back features a three-tone Himel mascot designed by famed LA artist @cabreezy, crafted on Hunter orange felt with Hunter orange thread, complemented by gray felt with black thread.