Margaret Howell

MHL Drawcord Jacket

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The Margaret Howell MHL Drawcord Jacket is a testament to refined utility and relaxed elegance. Crafted from a durable cotton-hemp twill blend, this jacket features a relaxed cut that provides a comfortable fit. It's designed with a wide button-fastening fly front adorned with bartack detailing, button-through flap patch pockets with gusset detail, and a herringbone tape drawcord hem for adjustable fit. Shirt cuffs and elbow patches add both functionality and style. Finished with Corozo brace buttons and a herringbone hanger loop in the back neck, this piece combines practicality with Howell's signature aesthetic.
  • Details & features
    — 84% Cotton, 16% Hemp
    — Relaxed cut for a comfortable fit
    — Button fastening fly front with bartack detailing
    — Button-through flap patch pockets
    — Herringbone tape drawcord hem
    — Machine washable
    — Made in Portugal
    — Style-No.: MHJK0509S24LBSUFG
  • Shipping terms
    Denmark:
    - Postnord Self-Collect DKK 40 | 1-2 working days
    - Postnord Home-Delivery DKK 60 | 1-2 working days

    - Greenland and The Faroe Islands DKK 125 (Postnord)

    Europe:
    - DHL — Express (VAT Countries Only) 20€ | 1-2 working days
    - FedEx — Economy 15€ | 3-4 working days

    United Kingdom :
    - DHL — Express £25 | 1-2 working days
    - FedEx — Economy £15 | 3-4 working days

    USA & Canada:
    - DHL — Express US$30 | 2-3 working days
    - FedEx — Economy US$20 | 5-7 working days

    China, Hong Kong, Japan and South Korea:
    - DHL — Express US$30 | 2-3 working days
    - FedEx — Economy US$20 | 5-7 working days

    Rest of the World:
    - DHL — Express US$30 | 2-3 working days
    - FedEx — Economy US$20 | 5-7 working days

    *We do not offer shipping to Russia.
  • About the brand
    Margaret Howell is a hands-on designer, one whose philosophy has always been to make clothing as she drew them - relaxed and lived in with a natural look. Margaret found inspiration in the fine make and fabric of a man’s shirt, she used quality shirting usually issued for formal wear, but making it up into a softer, less traditional shirt. As a designer, Margaret finds men’s clothing interesting in structure, feel and functionality, after all this she started making womenswear when she realised that women wanted the men’s clothing she was producing.
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