Beartooth Jac Shirt

**Garments built for the gold rush and honed through centuries of grit and hard work**

In 1897 the Great Klondike Gold Rush was taking Seattle by storm. Lucky for all the panhandlers and fortune seekers in the area, C.C. Filson was prepped to outfit them with Alaskan-inspired outdoor workwear that was crafted for strenuous labor. After the Klondike Gold Rush had come and gone, Filson remained a staple in the Seattle area with trusted clothing and forward-thinking designed. Flash forward to 2018 when the rivers aren’t filled with panhandlers, but everyone’s still working just as hard as they did, and Filson’s dedication to quality hasn’t wavered one bit.

Their Beartooth Jac-Shirt would have been perfect for winter gold mining in the 1890’s, but taking it out to Tahoe or Sugar Loaf in the lodge after a little winter powder session will have to suffice. With side pocket hand warmers, thick blanket style cotton fabric, and a front snap button design, the Beartooth Jac-Shirt can be worn as an outer layer or a flannel shirt.