Limited Edition Parka II

With functional simplicity at its core, the Limited-Edition Parka II is a versatile, lightweight oilskin designed to keep you comfortable and protected from the elements. Featuring a half-zip front and hooded pullover, it’s a reliable staple you’ll reach for time and time again.

Please note: Due to the hand-crafted nature of our products, the actual colour of coat lining may vary slightly between garments.

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Please note: Due to the hand-crafted nature of our products, the actual colour of coat lining may vary slightly between garments.

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Details

Designed and Made in Australia
Relaxed fit
Lightweight Oilskin Avanti 1000 to protect you from the elements
Functional patch pockets at front
100% cotton check lining for breathability
Hooded pullover for added protection
Adjustable and functional hem and sleeve cuff with elastic toggles

Please note: Due to the hand-crafted nature of our products, the actual colour of coat lining may vary slightly between garments.

Brand Story

In 1898 a British Sailor Emilius Le Roy envisioned an all-weather, indestructible jacket made of old recycled ship sails that were treated with oil. His first iteration that was dubbed the first ‘Driza-Bone’ unfortunately was pretty flammable due to the use of linseed oil.

Later, T.E Pearson who was the son of E.J Pearson and the founder of Pearson Soap brought a consignment of LeRoy coats to Australia to rework the proofing process. It is this excellent formula that we still use to proof our coats today.

Since 1898, Driza-Bone has become an Australian Icon being worn not only by stockmen but by politicians such as John Howard and George W Bush; Rockstars and models like Kate Moss and by the everyday Australian.

Whether it’s wearing one to drove a mob of sheep across the central plains or throwing one on to keep dry at the footy, there’s nothing more quintessentially Australian than wearing a Driza-Bone.

Garment Care

You can learn how to look after your Driza-Bone on our Garment Care page.