We’ve been saying it now for weeks, but it’s high time we toasted the season once again, embraced the many whims of fall and fall style essentials, and properly layered up for the season at hand. If you can feel it in the air, then it’s about time you met the moment accordingly — and I think I know just where to turn today, at least as far as what might possibly become your new favorite shirt jacket goes.

Austin-based Criquet Shirts, purveyors of utterly classic polo shirts first and foremost, have long been expanding into areas of your wardrobe fit for the colder months. And while its polos look like something Arnold Palmer might have worn — in the best way possible — its autumnal gear takes on a more rugged, yet no less vintage-inspired, tint.

The Criquet Shirts Corduroy Quilted Shacket is as fine an example of this as any, merging two Criquet brand favorites (the Western-tinged Corduroy Pearl Snap Shirt and the company’s cozy Quilted Shacket). It’s all the better for it, as is your wardrobe.

A nylon interior lining delivers structure while recycled polyester makes up the fill of this handsome shacket itself, with Criquet calling the blend between a shirt and a jacket a “melting pot of old-school swagger and high quality materials.” Sounds pretty darn pleasing for your wardrobe, ehh?

The pearl snap buttons remain the same, while a slightly roomier fit lets you layer this dependable shirt jacket atop, perhaps, another one of your favorite shirts from Criquet.

Those options are plentiful, of course, as are the colors and patterns in which you can snag the corduroy quilted shacket itself. Look for earth tones like Pinecone or Camel, or else a crisp, Dressy Blue Plaid variety. Each variation also wears well with dark denim or classic chinos in a corresponding shade, of course, as you might know from past Criquet Shirts reviews on this very blog.

And as our finely dressed fella above shows, this reliable shirt jacket is fit for the road, with just a bit of storage space in what Criquet calls its signature pocket.

The details and colorways are on point, the fit should prove prime for seasonal layering, the corduroy exterior and polyester fill interior should deliver classic comfort … what more do you need from your favorite new autumnal layer? Not too much, my friends. Not too much, at all.