The Drizzler jacket, first introduced by McGregor in 1950s America, is a direct descendant of the British Barracuta G9 Harrington jacket. McGregor’s version, called the “Scottish Drizzler,” was named as a nod to its British origins and designed as a lightweight alternative to traditional outerwear. Featuring a stand-up collar, zip closure, and angled pockets, it became an instant classic for its functional, clean design. Originally conceived as weather-resistant outerwear for golfers, it quickly crossed over into mainstream fashion, embraced by Hollywood stars like James Dean and Elvis Presley. Over the decades, the Drizzler evolved, gaining popularity with subcultures from mods in the 1960s to punk and skateboarding communities. Its simple, versatile design has ensured its lasting presence in wardrobes across generations.