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Women's Miller Quilted Jacket Olive Green

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Named in honour of the remarkable Lee Miller – pioneering photojournalist, surrealist muse, and one of the few women to document the frontlines of WWII – the Miller Quilted Jacket nods to her singular blend of grit and elegance.

Colour: Olive Green

Style: LS6155

Colour: Olive Green

Size: XS

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Named in honour of the remarkable Lee Miller – pioneering photojournalist, surrealist muse, and one of the few women to document the frontlines of WWII – the Miller Quilted Jacket nods to her singular blend of grit and elegance.
Cut from a lightweight yet robust quilted shell, this jacket is practical without compromising on style. It features a regular fit, with front button fastening and two front pockets, ideal for stowing gloves, a notebook, or whatever the day requires. The silhouette is clean and unfussy, designed to sit comfortably over a shirt or lightweight knit — equally at ease in the city or the countryside.
The quilting offers warmth without bulk, making it a refined and reliable transitional layer.
The quilted jacket originated in rural Britain as a practical outer layer for country life — favoured by equestrians, gamekeepers, and landowners for its lightweight warmth and ease of movement. Introduced more widely in the mid-20th century, its onion-stitched design offered insulation without bulk, while durable shell fabrics stood up to the damp and chill of the British climate. Over time, the style made its way from field to town, valued for its quiet utility and refined simplicity.
Design Details
Made in England
Regular fit
Two front pockets
Button front closure
Real horn buttons
Style code: LS6155
Fabric & Care
Main: 100% polyamide
Filling: 100% polyester
Dry clean only
Do not tumble dry
Do not bleach
Dispatch

The Gloverall Team will usually dispatch your order promptly and efficiently within 48 hours of receipt, subject to stock availability.

UK orders over £100 receive free express shipping and are generally delivered within 3 working days from date of dispatch. UK orders under £100 incur a £5 shipping charge.

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Background

Cut from a lightweight yet robust quilted shell, this jacket is practical without compromising on style. It features a regular fit, with front button fastening and two front pockets, ideal for stowing gloves, a notebook, or whatever the day requires. The silhouette is clean and unfussy, designed to sit comfortably over a shirt or lightweight knit — equally at ease in the city or the countryside.

The quilting offers warmth without bulk, making it a refined and reliable transitional layer.

The quilted jacket originated in rural Britain as a practical outer layer for country life — favoured by equestrians, gamekeepers, and landowners for its lightweight warmth and ease of movement. Introduced more widely in the mid-20th century, its onion-stitched design offered insulation without bulk, while durable shell fabrics stood up to the damp and chill of the British climate. Over time, the style made its way from field to town, valued for its quiet utility and refined simplicity.

Design Details

Made in England
Regular fit
Two front pockets
Button front closure
Real horn buttons
Style code: LS6155

Fabric & Care

Main: 100% polyamide
Filling: 100% polyester
Dry clean only
Do not tumble dry
Do not bleach

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