Despite predominantly living in the East End, Jack Branning has tended to favour clothing more befitting for a Country Gentleman from the ‘Shires. There was a point when he practically lived in smart corduroy blazers and buttoned-up shirts.
That said, we were deeply concerned for a brief period of time when the character’s wardrobe evolved into something far beyond his years (Jack’s knitted Grandad waistcoats, anyone?! Eugh). Thankfully Jack quickly got his style mojo back… oh and a new fit bod!
Jack’s Tan Corduroy Jacket
Back in 2013, Jack was often seen sporting a classic corduroy jacket that received lots of viewer interest. It was from the Autumn/Winter 2011 range by Marshall Artist.
Jack’s Quilted Jacket
Jack Branning underwent a slight style transformation earlier in 2013. He wore far less suits and opted for this quilted jacket paired with a smart shirt, or a chunky knit cardigan.
The character initially wore a Luke 1977 jacket. However, we had a sneaky suspicion that the logo was a bit too obvious (a prominent gold lion’s head). Following one episode where Max, Alfie and Jack had a drink to drown their marriage sorrows in the car lot office, it looked like the logo had been covered. Did it get a black marker treatment? The character later swapped it for this jacket from Marshall Artist.
Jack’s Chunky Knit Jacket
At one point Jack regularly wore this chunky navy knitted jacket (seen here during one of many times he squared-up to Phil in the garage). We found a very close match from the
Jack’s Toggle Neck Jumper
We actually think Jack looked his best around this time; he had a smart new haircut and his outfits were really well put together. The above chunky knit was from the Duffer St. George label.
Jack’s Light Khaki Shirt
We received a few enquiries about Jack’s shirt and revealed it was from established menswear brand Luke 1977, which has often been featured in menswear magazine editorials.
Jack’s Grey T-Shirt
This was another Luke 1977 addition to Jack’s wardrobe and the t-shirt is called (wait for it) ‘Trouser Snake’. Ooh err.