Snow Peak Takibi Herringbone Shirt Jacket Foliage
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The Snow Peak TAKIBI Herringbone Shirt Jacket in Foriage is a versatile layer designed to move seamlessly between outdoor use and everyday wear. Inspired by vintage hunting shirts, this piece is built with a balanced shirt jacket construction that works equally well as a light outer layer or as part of a layered system during transitional seasons.
At the core of the design is Snow Peak’s TAKIBI Herringbone fabric, a proprietary material developed for durability, comfort, and everyday practicality. The fabric is based on a flame resistant construction, making it suitable for camp use, while remaining comfortable enough for daily environments. In addition, the material incorporates antibacterial, deodorizing, and sanitizing properties, achieved through a specialized treatment that reacts with oxygen and moisture to reduce odor causing bacteria.
The herringbone weave gives the jacket a classic, textured appearance with a refined surface that feels both familiar and modern. This structure adds visual depth without relying on excessive detailing, allowing the fabric itself to define the character of the garment. The result is a clean, vintage inspired look that integrates naturally into outdoor and street focused wardrobes.
Designed with a shirt jacket silhouette, the TAKIBI Herringbone Shirt Jacket offers flexibility in styling. It can be worn lightly over a T shirt or cut and sew top, or layered under heavier outerwear when temperatures drop. The weight and structure make it especially effective during in between seasons, where adaptability is essential. The fit supports easy movement while maintaining a tidy profile suitable for everyday use.
The jacket is unlined and features no stretch, reinforcing its structured feel and durability. The fabric thickness sits at a medium weight, offering balance between protection and comfort without unnecessary bulk. Finished in the Foriage colorway, it delivers a muted, natural tone that pairs easily with denim, workwear inspired trousers, or technical outdoor pieces.
Produced in Vietnam, the TAKIBI Herringbone Shirt Jacket reflects Snow Peak’s approach to thoughtful material development and long term usability. Designed as a multi purpose garment, it is intended to be worn frequently, adapted across environments, and relied on as a core piece within a considered wardrobe.
Features & Specs
| Feature | Details |
|---|---|
| Fabric | TAKIBI Herringbone |
| Material composition | 53% modacrylic, 47% cotton |
| Properties | Flame resistant, antibacterial, deodorizing |
| Construction | Shirt jacket silhouette |
| Lining | Unlined |
| Stretch | No stretch |
| Fabric weight | Medium |
| Fit | Regular |
| Season | Spring / Summer |
| Origin | Made in Vietnam |
| Color | Foliage |
| Gender | Unisex |
Orders placed before 16:00 on business days are normally dispatched the same business day, subject to stock availability. Weekend and public-holiday orders are processed on the next business day.
Shipping rates and free-shipping thresholds depend on your delivery country and the products ordered. For standard products, delivery within the Netherlands is €4.95 below €50 and free from €50; Belgium and Luxembourg are free from €75; Germany and France are free from €150. Surfboards have separate rates. See our Shipping & delivery page for all destinations and product groups. Your final shipping cost is shown at checkout.
You can return items within 30 days. Items must be unworn, clean and in their original condition. See our returns information for conditions and any return shipping costs.
The Snow Peak TAKIBI Herringbone Shirt Jacket Foriage is a versatile unisex layer built from flame resistant herringbone fabric with antibacterial properties. Designed as a shirt jacket, it works across daily wear and camp use, offering a structured, vintage inspired look suitable for transitional seasons.
Snow Peak
Snow Peak was founded in Japan in 1958 by Yukio Yamai, a mountaineer with a clear vision. He wanted to create outdoor equipment that was as functional as it was beautiful. What started as a small brand in the mountains of Niigata has grown into a global name known for refined design, thoughtful craftsmanship, and a deep respect for nature.