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Our Waxed Trucker Jacket reimagines the iconic American trucker silhouette in premium waxed canvas that only gets better with age. We built this jacket for the guy who needs rugged style that transitions seamlessly from job site to weekend campfire.
The 10oz waxed cotton canvas exterior sheds light rain and wind while developing a unique patina that tells your story. A quilted taffeta lining adds warmth without bulk, making this your go-to layer for spring and fall. We constructed every jacket in our North Carolina facility, ensuring the quality and durability that define everything we make.
- 10oz waxed cotton canvas exterior with water-resistant finish
- Quilted taffeta lining for lightweight insulation
- Four front pockets plus two interior pockets
- Adjustable waist tabs for customized fit
- Antique brass hardware throughout
Waxed Canvas Construction & Weather Protection

We source our 10oz cotton canvas from a mill that’s been perfecting the craft for over a century, then finish it with a proprietary wax treatment that creates a naturally water-resistant barrier. This isn’t a coating that wears off—the wax penetrates deep into the fiber, giving you protection that lasts for years.
The waxed finish sheds light rain, snow, and wind while allowing the fabric to breathe. Unlike synthetic shells that trap moisture, our canvas regulates temperature naturally. The fabric starts with a slightly stiff hand that breaks in beautifully, conforming to your body and developing character marks that make each jacket unique. Similar weather-ready construction methods appear across our canvas outerwear collection, including styles with additional insulation for colder conditions.
Trucker Fit & Sizing Details

Classic Trucker Proportions
We designed this jacket with the proportions that made the trucker a workwear icon: a slightly shorter body that sits at the hip, a trim shoulder line, and a tailored waist that eliminates excess fabric. The fit is true to size with enough room for layering a flannel or lightweight sweater underneath.
How to Choose Your Size
Order your standard outerwear size for a classic fit. If you’re between sizes or plan to layer heavily, size up one. The adjustable waist tabs let you dial in the perfect fit regardless of what you’re wearing underneath. Sleeve length is designed for a standard arm, hitting right at the wrist bone when arms are at your sides.
Care & Maintenance for Waxed Canvas

Your Flint and Tinder Waxed Trucker Jacket requires minimal maintenance to keep performing at its best. Spot clean any stains with a damp cloth and cold water—avoid machine washing, as agitation can compromise the wax finish. For heavier soiling, use a brush with cold water to scrub affected areas.
The wax finish will develop lighter-colored wear marks at stress points and creases over time. This patina is a natural part of the aging process and adds character to your jacket. If you want to restore the water resistance after years of heavy use, apply a wax dressing available from canvas care specialists. Store your jacket on a hanger in a cool, dry place. Never dry clean waxed canvas, as the solvents will strip the protective wax treatment.
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Waxed Trucker Jacket Questions
Our Waxed Trucker Jacket runs true to size with a classic trucker fit that's trim through the body without being restrictive. The jacket sits at the hip with a slightly shorter length than field jackets or chore coats.
If you typically wear a medium in our other outerwear, order a medium here. Size up one if you're between sizes or plan to layer heavily underneath. The adjustable waist tabs allow you to fine-tune the fit regardless of layering.
Do not machine wash your Waxed Trucker Jacket, as the agitation and heat will compromise the wax treatment. Instead, spot clean with a damp cloth and cold water for minor stains.
For heavier dirt, use a soft brush with cold water to scrub affected areas. The jacket is designed to develop character marks and patina over time—this is part of the waxed canvas aesthetic. If water resistance diminishes after years of wear, reapply canvas wax dressing to restore protection.
The waxed canvas starts with a slightly stiff hand that breaks in beautifully over the first few weeks of wear. This initial stiffness is normal for quality waxed fabric and ensures durability.
As you wear the jacket, the canvas conforms to your body and movements, becoming more supple while maintaining its structural integrity. Most customers report that their jacket feels perfectly broken in after 2-3 weeks of regular use. The fabric will never feel as soft as unwaxed canvas, but it achieves a comfortable, lived-in feel.
The Waxed Trucker Jacket works best as a three-season layer for temperatures between 35°F and 65°F. The quilted taffeta lining provides lightweight insulation without excessive bulk, making this ideal for spring, fall, and mild winter conditions.
For temperatures below 35°F, layer a midweight sweater or hoodie underneath. The waxed canvas blocks wind effectively, which enhances warmth in cool, breezy conditions. In warmer weather around 60-65°F, wear it over a t-shirt as an outer layer.
The waxed finish naturally repels water for years, but high-wear areas may develop lighter spots where protection decreases. To restore full water resistance, apply a wax dressing specifically formulated for canvas.
Clean the jacket with a brush and cold water, then let it dry completely. Rub the wax dressing onto the fabric in circular motions, focusing on worn areas. Use a hairdryer on low heat to melt the wax into the fibers. One re-waxing treatment typically lasts another 1-2 years of regular use.
The standard Waxed Trucker Jacket features a quilted taffeta lining that provides moderate insulation for three-season wear. The flannel-lined version substitutes a heavyweight flannel lining for additional warmth in colder conditions.
If you live in a milder climate or want a jacket for spring and fall, the standard taffeta-lined version is ideal. For colder regions or winter wear, the flannel-lined option adds significant warmth. Both use the same 10oz waxed canvas exterior and identical construction details.
Yes, we manufacture every Waxed Trucker Jacket in our North Carolina facility with American labor and predominantly domestic materials. The cotton canvas base fabric is sourced from a US mill, and the wax treatment is applied domestically.
All cutting, sewing, and finishing happens in-house where our team can maintain strict quality control. Supporting American manufacturing allows us to ensure fair wages, safe working conditions, and the craftsmanship standards we demand. When you buy this jacket, you're investing in US jobs and supply chains.
