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" Quilted clothing has been around since knights wore them for padding under clunky suits of armor. Fortunately, the modern quilted jacket owes more to an American outdoor enthusiast in England (who designed a quilted vest for shooting) than it does to a medieval dude&amp;#039;s undies. Quilted jackets\u2014lightweight, practical, warm\u2014became an outdoorsman&amp;#039;s staple. And the fabric still seems to evoke gun oil, tackle boxes, hay bails, and steaming clouds of breath on brisk mornings. J. Crew digested all of those associations for this quilted shirt-jacket. A workaday situation, with pointed collar pedigree, it&amp;#039;s thin enough for winter layering, toasty enough to go it alone come spring. Priced well below precious, it&amp;#039;s a work shirt you might actually work in. At that same intersection of heritage, indulgence, and versatility, you&amp;#039;ll find Irish whiskey (around since the beginning, since they likely invented it). And for a humble brag equal to that quilted jacket redux, check out Phoenix, a limited bottling from Tullamore D.E.W. Commemorating the town of Tullamore&amp;#039;s recovery from a devastating fire in 1785 (a process which included a shiny new distillery), Phoenix rejuvenates a classic brand. A traditional Irish blend, triple distilled, using pot and column still spirits, Phoenix is finished in Oloroso Sherry casks, adding spice and heft to Tullamore&amp;#039;s light, candied character. It&amp;#039;s bottled at a solid 55% ABV, sure to warm you up well as any insolation. And drinks just as fine in a tumbler as it does in a flask, stowed in the patch pocket of a quilted shirt jacket. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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