 The owner of the Accrington, Lancashire-based brand clearly has a sense of humour as the description reads: "The design for this jacket was born out of a need to create a jacket that was denim, but wasn't a 'denim jacket'. "Basically, it's the opposite of what that sweaty bloke on the market stall would wear whilst trying to sell you Icelandic techno CDs for £45. "I wanted something unstructured which looked super cool and could be worn year-round." Snack hoarding is obviously the name of the game with this fantastic jacket as it explains that the jacket comes with three front pockets - two are situated on each side at the bottom, and one is on the left chest with 'a divider for a pen, slim cigar or a Pepperami... whatever floats your boat'. Absolute genius! That's not all though, because this jacket boasts a 'custom sausage roll pocket on the inside of the jacket', or a phone can be stored there - but we like the sausage roll idea if we're honest, just make sure you eat it whilst it's still hot! Would you find a sausage roll holder handy){kind=link}
If you’re looking for a jacket that has a sausage roll holder as part of its offering, then look no further – a Northern-based brand has got the outerwear your heart desires
What’s the one thing you look for when you’re buying a new jacket? Is it the perfect fit? A colour that really suits you? Or, is it the fact that the jacket has a sausage roll holder in it? Probably not, but one designer has made the perfect jacket for you if you want to carry your pastry goods in style.
The Mehra jacket at TRiCKETT is described as ‘shape that can be dressed up or down, looks great with jeans or tailoring, has lots of useful pockets and they are always made from a premium British fabric, which is a nice added bonus’.
The owner of the Accrington, Lancashire-based brand clearly has a sense of humour as the description reads: “The design for this jacket was born out of a need to create a jacket that was denim, but wasn’t a ‘denim jacket’.
“Basically, it’s the opposite of what that sweaty bloke on the market stall would wear whilst trying to sell you Icelandic techno CDs for £45.