HARRINGTON JACKET (From 1930 - Today) - Of Course, Extraordinary

Harrington jacket is a jacket made ​​from cotton, suede, or wolpolyester. Usually, Harrington jackets have a striped pattern such as traditional weaving and memorable classic.

Harrington first made in the 1930's by a clothing company in Stockport, Cheshire UK is "BARACUTA". The name of the "Harrington" itself comes from the character Rodney Harrington played by Ryan O'Neal in a Prime Time soap opera in 1960 in Peyton Place. Harrington jacket is very popular in his time that in the 1950s to the 1960s, especially among teenagers adolescent subculture English (MODS era and skinheads).
In his time this jacket incomplete if not combined with other clothing products such as collared shirts / polo shirts and shirt designer Ben Sherman, Fred Perry, Lacoste, Tesco, Izod, Lonsdale, Paul Smith, and Warior Clothing.
Appropriate development Harrington jacket even this has its own target market, until now mainly among subcultures in the world. Harrington Lots of new products in the world that does not lose its quality compared to the pioneers, such as Bensherman, Fred Perry, Lacoste, Lonsdale, even a brand barupun John Ferrish (2010) helped make this Harrington jacket.