Two tone engineer coat

The why?
Inspiration for this jacket originally worn by American train engineer ,coal miners , and farmers of the "Turn of the century" until mid century. This particular garment is inspired by a 1950's jacket found in the wall of a long abandoned structure, somewhere in the Midwest of America.

The what?
The symbol of blue collar work wear , one half of the uniform.

More info
from our experience as work wear enthusiast in the vintage industry,one thing we have noticed across the board is most every countries' necessity for a chore style work jacket for there work force.

Well I don't do manual labor for work , so I can't wear this jacket ?

"Okay and blue jeans were originally marketed to cowboys…."

This jacket is designed with classic and modern elegant/rugged style in mind.
Built to last and hopefully stay in your family for generations to come.

Boxy relaxed fit
Pocket watch compartment (and chain keyhole)
14.5 oz Japanese cotton
Rigid indigo denim
Selvage
Antique Finished alloy buttons
Triple stitch seams
Bartack reinforced stress points

Measurement:
Chest 24"
Height 30"
Shoulder 19"
Shoulder to sleeve 25"