FEATURES

The Filson Short Lined Cruiser is made with Tin Cloth, our signature waxed cotton that outperforms and outlasts the competition.

It has protected foresters and outdoorsmen from brambles and abrasion in the rain-soaked forests of the Pacific Northwest since the 1920s.

No other waxed canvas matches its durability, weather resistance, or legacy of protection.

Our oil finish Tin Cloth comes from British Millerain, pioneers of waxing cotton. At 14 oz. per square yard, it is twice the weight of its imitators.

Its uncommonly tight weave makes it dense and water-resistant with outstanding tear strength.

Much like heavy-duty denim, Tin Cloth breaks in and molds to the body’s contours and flex patterns.

The hip-length cut allows easy access to pockets or a tool belt and won’t ride up when seated.

The body is lined with lightweight canvas and the sleeves with polyester for easy layering. Indestructible metal wreath buttons secure the front, cuffs, and adjusting tabs at the hem.

The lower pockets are large enough for gloved hands and reinforced with bar-tack stitching. The left chest pocket is flap-covered, and the right slotted for carpenter pencils or penlights.

FEATURES

Built with water-resistant oil finish Tin Cloth

Body lined with dry finish Cover Cloth

Sleeves lined with polyester twill

Metal shank-button front and cuff closures

Adjustable hem

Hand, slotted-utility and flapped chest pockets

Runs small – if you’re between sizes or plan to layer, order up one size

SPECIFICATIONS

sku

20232828-fco-000000042

manufacturing

Imported.

MATERIAL & CARE

material

14-oz. oil finish Tin Cloth + 6-oz. dry finish Cover Cloth + polyester twill

Shell: 14-oz. oil finish Tin Cloth

Body Lining: 6-oz. dry finish Cover Cloth

Sleeve Lining: polyester twill

Custom Filson metal-shank buttons

SIGNATURE MATERIALS: WAXED COTTON

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care

Do not wash or dry clean – brush or wipe clean with a damp rag. Rewax as needed to maintain maximum water resistance.

To prevent the transfer of oils, we recommend avoiding prolonged contact between Filson oil finish goods and light-colored fabrics, especially in warm weather.