WWⅡ Coverall Jacket
— 10oz Selvedge Denim —
Made from lightweight 10oz selvedge denim.
The warp yarns are rope-dyed indigo, while the weft yarns are gray, creating a nuanced color tone with a sense of depth despite its lightness.
For the black version, the warp yarns are sulfur-dyed black and the weft yarns are off-white, resulting in a look that is not overly heavy.
Despite its lightweight construction, the fabric has a moderate firmness, developing natural wear patterns and gentle fading through repeated wear and washing.
Its defining characteristic is a light, refined evolution over time, distinct from that of heavier denim.
The design is based on the simplified workwear that emerged under wartime material controls during World War II.
The rationality of that era, stripped of all superfluous elements and built from only what was necessary, has been reconstructed from a contemporary perspective.
Rather than leaning too heavily into ruggedness, the balance has been carefully considered for ease of everyday wear.
The contrasting-color stitching is not intended to make a bold statement,
but to quietly define the silhouette without disrupting the overall atmosphere.
The result is a vintage-inspired presence without feeling excessively old-fashioned.
Wear it as a lightweight layer in spring and summer,
or layer it over inner garments during the rest of the year.
This coverall brings a contemporary sensibility naturally into timeless workwear.
Blog : “Coveralls as a Uniform”
OTHER COLOR : BLACK
