JURASSIC PARK - Logo - Sherpa Jacket (L)

Show off the colours of John Hammond’s famous park with this Jurassic Park Sherpa fleece jacket by Cotton Division. It features an all-black design and a thick Sherpa texture, complemented by several graphic elements directly inspired by the film’s visual identity. 

The jacket has a full-length zip fastening and a high collar. The front combines the looped texture of the fleece with a smoother black panel across the chest. This panel features the classic Jurassic Park logo with its red and black Tyrannosaurus rex. A vertical zipped chest pocket is also incorporated into this panel, whilst two side pockets complete the garment’s design.

Several details reinforce the park staff-inspired aesthetic. The sleeve features a Jurassic Park Ranger badge, whilst a small ‘Park Ranger’ label is positioned near the bottom hem. The back is dominated by a large white ‘JURASSIC PARK’ inscription edged in red. Taken together, these elements give the jacket the look of a team kit or park ranger uniform rather than a simple printed garment.

Technical specifications

– Manufacturer: Cotton Division
– Licence: Jurassic Park
– Theme: Jurassic Park logo / Park Ranger
– Type: Sherpa fleece jacket
– Colour: black
– Texture: looped Sherpa
– Fastening: full-length zip
– Collar: stand-up
– Side pockets: yes
– Zipped chest pocket: yes
– Chest detail: classic Jurassic Park logo
– Sleeve detail: Jurassic Park Ranger badge
– Hem detail: Park Ranger label
– Back detail: large ‘Jurassic Park’ lettering
– Supplier reference: MJPSJ001_BK

Origin and background of the licence (Lore)

Jurassic Park is an adventure and science-fiction film directed by Steven Spielberg, released in 1993. The story follows a small group of visitors to a theme park on a remote island, where scientists have succeeded in bringing dinosaurs back to life. When the security systems fail, the visitors must fight for survival against the prehistoric creatures now roaming free in the park.

The red and yellow logo featured on this jacket is directly associated with the park depicted in the film and has become one of the most recognisable symbols of the entire franchise. The design, reminiscent of a ranger’s uniform, reinforces this reference by giving the garment the appearance of kit worn by the staff responsible for supervising and ensuring the safety of Jurassic Park.

Released in cinemas in June 1993 in the United States, the first *Jurassic Park* gave rise to a long-running franchise, which was subsequently expanded through several films, TV series, attractions and merchandise. The jacket thus deliberately draws on the visual identity of the original film rather than that of the more recent *Jurassic World* productions.