Broken Denim Chore Jacket

DJ-1174 Broken Denim Chore Jacket

100% Cotton

Sizes 38 and 42 are sold out.

The design is based on the chore jackets commonly worn for light work in the 1920s and 1930s.

About a century ago, chore jackets were made for light work at home, separate from work jackets (coveralls) that were designed specifically for certain jobs. They are slightly shorter than coveralls and can be used for a variety of tasks. It is now possible.

Since there is no chest pocket and the storage capacity is limited, Dry Bones added inner pockets on both sides. We used a slightly thinner hickory stripe for the inner pockets, so we used the same fabric for the back of the collar. The back of the collar is made of a slightly thinner fabric for a more subdued look.

The buttons are change buttons that are easy to remove. They are fastened on the back with double loops that have been around for a long time. Back then, buttons were removed before washing to reduce the strain on the fabric and buttons.

The fabric used is broken denim, with random twill weave on the surface. It can be cared for in the same way as regular denim, but the color fading is unique. Enjoy.

Although it is a work jacket, the stitching is all in the same color as the ground. It is casual, but can also be worn relatively formally. Please enjoy it according to the occasion.