A campaign celebrating Dunhill's heritage. The fourth installment focuses on the iconic "Driving Jacket."

Dunhill has announced the fourth installment of its “Heritage in Motion” collection.

This campaign focuses on the “Driving Jacket” created by the brand’s founder, Alfred Dunhill, for motorists.

Among the many iconic pieces in the Dunhill collection, leather goods are one of the brand's signature items.

An advertisement in the 1901 automotive magazine *The Autocar* touts *Dunhill* as “the world’s largest leather goods manufacturer.” Since cars back then had no roofs and passengers were fully exposed to flying debris, rain, and wind, leather outerwear proved to be indispensable.

The items featured in the campaign are said to be inspired by designs from the early 20th century. From the silhouettes and colors to even the finest details—such as the width of the stitching and the size and spacing of the horn buttons—they are crafted to closely match the archive pieces.

I really like this focus on practicality. Come see these revived Dunhill classics in person at our stores.