Wrinkle-resistant Saharan jacket, Hoggar

The Saharan jacket is an old military garment, the official uniform of the British Army in India at the end of the 19th century. Structured with epaulettes, a light belt, and numerous patch pockets, it was designed to withstand hot climates. World War II, and the conflicts in the Sahara, gave it its current name.

We're revisiting it today because we find it very practical with its pockets, and lightweight. We're offering it in a fabric perfectly suited to the season: a100% twisted wool(of the type "Fresco") of the English houseAlfred BrownIt is a wool yarn twisted on itself, which offers a very breathable, almost wrinkle-free weave, and with a lot of shape retention.

Ideal for enjoying your travels in the warmer months, right?

You choose from 6 possible colours. The presence - or absence - of an external belt and shoulder pads, the size, the back and sleeve length, the text and colour of the embroidery for personalisation.

To order, simply:

1) to choose your personalization options by filling out a questionnaire accessible with the PERSONALIZE button) and then pay on the website

In 5/6 weeks, you will receive a unique piece.

Feel free to contact us via chat or email (contact@wolbeparis.com) if you have any doubts or questions. And come to the store if you want to co-create with us, with more options.

Origin of the nameThe Hoggar is a mountain range in the heart of the Algerian Sahara. Rock mingles with dunes, the oppressive heat of the day contrasts with the frost of starry nights. It is a land of stories by Frison-Roche, Théodore Monod, and Eric-Emmanuel Schmitt that have captivated us.