Moleskin Prisoner Jacket

DJ-1153 Moleskin Prisoner Jacket

100% Cotton

Size 40 is sold out.

This item was designed and produced based on the prisoner jackets worn in Europe in the 1930s and 1940s.

At that time in European countries, it was stipulated that even prisoner clothing had to be "sufficiently dignified," and prisoners were mainly provided with cotton suits.

The stitching is basically done with a double chain stitch or a folded-flat stitch, and the pockets have a reinforcing patch on the back, making for a wonderful handmade item.

This design was made possible by obtaining dead stock from that time.

The material is cotton moleskin weave.

Moleskin is a type of twill weave that has a very firm texture due to its high density.

This is a labor-intensive material, with a herringbone and stripe pigment print applied on top of the moleskin fabric.

The buttons are notched resin buttons in the style of the 1930s.

The notches give it a more classic feel.

Since it has an outside pocket, it is easy to wear as a casual jacket like a coverall.

It also has a lapel design, making it useful when you want to look a little more formal.

▼ This jacket also comes with a vest and trousers in the same fabric, so you can have all three pieces together.

Vest: DV-116 Moleskin Jockey Vest

Trousers : DP-828 Moleskin Work Trousers