WWⅡ Coverall Jacket

— 10oz Selvedge Denim —

The fabric is made from 10-ounce lightweight selvedge denim.

The warp uses rope-dyed indigo, while the weft is gray, creating a nuanced color tone with a light, airy feel.

For the black version, the warp is sulfur-dyed black and the weft is off-white, creating a look that does not feel overly heavy.

Despite its light weight, it has a moderate firmness, developing natural wear patterns and a gentle fade through repeated wear and washing.

Unlike heavyweight denim, this fabric develops a light, refined patina over time.

The design is based on simplified workwear born under wartime material controls during World War II.

The rationality of the original garment—stripped of excess and composed only of essential elements—has been reconstructed from a contemporary perspective.

but to strike a balance that is easy to wear every day without leaning too heavily into ruggedness.

The contrasting-color stitching is not intended to make a bold statement,

They are designed to quietly define the silhouette without disrupting the overall impression.

The silhouette has been refined to feel vintage-inspired without appearing overly aged.

In spring and summer, they work as a lightweight overshirt.

In other seasons, layer them over inner garments.

These coveralls embody a contemporary sensibility within the timeless language of workwear.

Blog: “Coveralls as a Uniform”