Compton Reversible Jacket

Lightly quilted floral cotton jacket reproducing Compton, a textile design created by John Henry Dearle in 1896 for the house of Laurence Hodson. Dearle, a key figure at Morris & Co., succeeded William Morris and carried the Arts and Crafts style into the 20th century. Compton was one of his most complex designs, with layered floral motifs and medieval-inspired symmetry. Reversible to plain olive, this jacket is stylishly finished with contrast binding.

Made exclusively for Museum Selection.

Colour: Green, Coral, Cream
Cotton
Full length sleeves
Relaxed fit, edge-to-edge style
c.59cm long
Machine wash gentle cycle
Low tumble dry, do not bleach or dry clean, medium iron