BRITISH MILLERAIN HERITAGE: Cut from legendary British Millerain Ranger 6 dry-wax cloth, this jacket draws on over 140 years of textile mastery. Originally pioneered for mariners and WWII mountain troops, this fabric offers a clean, non-greasy finish that provides world-class weather resistance. UNLINED FOR VERSATILITY: Designed for the transitional months, this unlined trucker is the ultimate lightweight workhorse jacket. It’s crisp and structured yet breathable enough to stay cool when the sun’s out, making it the perfect layer to shrug off wind and rain when the weather turns on a dime. AGED TO PERFECTION: Like a good pair of raw denim or a leather saddle, the dry-waxed exterior develops a unique patina over time. Every crease, scuff, and adventure is recorded in the fabric, resulting in a personalized "map" of your travels that makes the jacket uniquely yours the more you wear it. RUGGED UTILITY & STORAGE: We didn’t skimp on the details. Built with a secure interior stash pocket for your EDC (Everyday Carry) and adjustable waist tabs for a dialed-in fit, this jacket is as functional in the workshop as it is on a weekend road trip. An integrated locker loop makes it easy to hang up at the end of a long day. Lightweight jacket cut from British Millerain Ranger 6 fabric The Flint and Tinder Dry Wax Trucker is built for the guy who needs a rugged layer without the weight. To get there, we turned to a crisp, unlined design using British Millerain Ranger 6 dry-wax cloth. British Millerain has been the authority on waxed cotton since the Miller family founded their factory in Halifax, Yorkshire in 1880. They pioneered paraffin-based wax finishing—a breakthrough that delivered better weather resistance without the cracking of earlier oilcloths. Through the decades, British Millerain has outfitted everyone from sailors and WWII mountain troops, to countryside hunters, fishermen, and modern menswear enthusiasts. Ranger 6 dry cloth is the next evolution from the brand. Part of the TekWax line, the fabric takes its name from ranchers roaming America's vast landscapes—where durable garments were a necessity in navigating harsh weather and demanding terrain. This transitional layer stays cool when the sun's out and shrugs off wind and rain when the weather turns. And like all great waxed cotton jackets, it gets better the more you wear it.