This is the ultimate jacket that has to be in any man's wardrobe in Bangladedsh

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Today I will inform you Koti for a man in bd

Although it seems that the clothes are endless, there are not so many iconic pieces in the male wardrobe. 

Pieces of those that will always be there, that have a history and that are a bit of all of us. One of them is the Harrington-type jacket, a light, and a short coat,

 also known as blouson and that has become the perfect garment of spring or even that strange and dark impassé called halftime. The Harrington is a must for any GQ Man of good.

The first Harrington jacket was not yet a Harrington. In 1937, John and Isaac Miller, owners of the Baracuta brand, designed a peculiar jacket:

The neck was round and raised, had rubber bands in the cuffs at the waist, and its lining was a red and green tartan fabric.

 The tartan, as with these prints, represented a Scottish clan, in this case, the so-called Fraser of Lovat. The final finish was lapel pockets. 

They called it G9 and it became very famous for its versatility (it was waterproof) and its comfort. They brought her athletes, policemen, soldiers

The original jacket referred to other similar but without becoming one of them.

 It is lighter than a boomer, it is more stylized than an aviator, it has a collar other than a trench coat and is not as long as a Mac. 

But it worked very well. In the 60s it was already a recognized garment and a very influential store of the London of the time, Ivy Shop, decided to promote it in its shop window. 

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At that time actor, Ryan O'Neal had a character in a television series that always had one. His name was Rodney Harrington, so the owner of the store, on the 'announced on TV' plan, put up a sign advertising Harrington's jacket. And so it happened.

But what is really curious about this jacket is the transverse that has always been. 

Of course, it is related to that Ivy style (bourgeois, university, a bit preppy) and it has been worn by royals, presidents of the state and nobles in their moments of leisure and sport.

 But it is, at the same time, the jacket that James Dean wore in Rebel Without a Cause -in a recognizable red color, fastened only in the middle,

 with a white shirt underneath-, which Elvis wore in the movie King Creole, the favorite of Frank Sinatra and Steve McQueen. 

It is even clearly related to several countercultural movements, from Mod to Punk, including the skinhead movement, which may be more recognizable to us in its home version. 

The Harrington is, at the same time, a jacket and a teenage boyfriend. A very crazy thing.
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