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Pvt. Jones - Columbus Depot Jacket (Economy Version)
ONE TIME SHORT RUN of these jackets.
Worn by Private Michael Jackson Jones of the 1st/4th Missouri Infantry until he was wounded at the Battle of Champion Hill. Notably, the garment features machine-applied topstitching alongside its hand-finished elements, reflecting the early use of industrial manufacturing techniques in Confederate depot operations. Constructed from natural gray wool and cotton jean cloth, it follows the standard Columbus Depot pattern with its distinctive indigo blue dyed wool trim on the collar and cuffs. The sleeves on the jacket are wide in the elbow and more sharply taper to the wrist.
This repro utilizes Ben Tart jean light natural gray cloth and real dyed indigo wool for the trim (Not random blue material that does not match to the originals). However, these jackets are 100% machine sewn for those that crave authenticity in construction, materials and fit, but don’t want to spend the extra money for the hand-stitched details that you can’t see past 5 feet away.
ONE TIME SHORT RUN of these jackets.
Worn by Private Michael Jackson Jones of the 1st/4th Missouri Infantry until he was wounded at the Battle of Champion Hill. Notably, the garment features machine-applied topstitching alongside its hand-finished elements, reflecting the early use of industrial manufacturing techniques in Confederate depot operations. Constructed from natural gray wool and cotton jean cloth, it follows the standard Columbus Depot pattern with its distinctive indigo blue dyed wool trim on the collar and cuffs. The sleeves on the jacket are wide in the elbow and more sharply taper to the wrist.
This repro utilizes Ben Tart jean light natural gray cloth and real dyed indigo wool for the trim (Not random blue material that does not match to the originals). However, these jackets are 100% machine sewn for those that crave authenticity in construction, materials and fit, but don’t want to spend the extra money for the hand-stitched details that you can’t see past 5 feet away.