Tweed Shawl Collar Vest

This design is inspired by a shawl collar work vest from the 1920s.

While it has a classic work design with two patch pockets, the shawl collar gives it a traditional, classic feel.

The material is a wool-based blend tweed.

The roughly woven tweed, similar to hopsack, gives it a warm feel.

Its rough weave makes it the perfect fabric for work styles.

The back is also made from the same fabric.

By making it possible to wear it over outerwear, we believe it can be worn in a variety of ways.

The buttons are made from genuine nut material.

Nut buttons are made from the nuts of the tagua palm, a tree native to Ecuador.

Originally milky white, they are piece-dyed, allowing the material to change color over time.

This vest is also available with trousers made from the same fabric, so you can create a matching set.

Conversely, the shawl collar makes it a striking undergarment that can be worn on its own or paired with other items.

A stylish way to wear a jacket is to leave the bottom button unfastened.

This way of wearing it does not restrict leg movement, and it seems that many people used the bottom buttonhole to thread a watch chain through.