Instead of having flaps the pocket has an upper yolk/cape that comes down and buttons over the tops of the pockets. I would love to have a british khaki canvas sports/norfolk jacket with those pockets. Ditch the epaulettes and add in a bi-swing back and lower bellows pockets, the jacket would be killer. Throw in some leather covered buttons while your at it.
And the obligatory bizarre J. Peterman spiel:He has a small country estate outside Liphook. We usually spend the afternoon tramping across the moors, scaring up grouse and pheasant.
On my last visit, he greeted me wearing a very fine pair of muck boots, moleskins, and this jacket.
"So, what's going to be the big seller this year?" He asked.
"You're wearing it."
Four-Pocket Herringbone Blazer (No. 2446). The quintessential country gentleman's jacket. Made of a handsome fabric from a mill that's been turning out 100% English wool for his family since the 1830s. Amazingly soft and luxurious, but still rugged.
The pocket flap is actually part of a larger swatch of material that's anchored at the shoulder and side seam, and tucks under the lapel. Not only unique, but a sign of master tailoring. The inverted pleats on the pocket and the epaulettes give it a military feel."
