JAPAN BLUE / 11oz Indigo Sashiko Coverall Jacket

JAPAN BLUE / 11oz Indigo Sashiko Coverall Jacket

- 100% cotton / 11oz

- Fabrics Indigo Sashiko

- Sanforized One Wash

- Classic collar

- Straight cut

- 2 patch chest pockets

- 2 large patch hand pockets

- Two-button sleeve opening

- 5-button closures

- Raw metal buttons with logo

- Woven and made in Okayama, Japan

You provided an incomplete sentence. Could you please provide more details or the full sentence you would like translated? Veste de travail from (someone's) place/home Japan Blue is based on the iconic work jacket (or Chore Coat) appeared at the end of the 19th century in France. The initially loose and comfortable cut, intended for railroad workers or farmers, has been revised here to be closer to the measurements of a suit jacket. The fit is more tailored, with shorter sleeves and a shortened torso, for a more "formal" appearance than a "work jacket."workwear"."

It is offered here in a fabric Sashiko "from" 11oz, dyed with indigo on both the weft and the warp thread. It is a fabric that will develop a beautiful patina as the dye fades over time. The beauty of the patina of a fabric Sashiko resides in the different levels of washing, with the embroidered stitches lightening first, leaving a deeper hue between them, which accentuates the nuances.

One of the other benefits of this weave is comfort. Since the weave is not dense, it provides a very pleasant feeling of flexibility from the first time it is worn.

Weaving Sashiko is an integral part of Japanese culture. It is a decorative embroidery technique also associated with garment making. Formerly used for firefighter uniforms during the period "Edo" refers to a historical period in Japan, also known as the Tokugawa period, which lasted from 1603 to 1868. This era was characterized by the rule of the Tokugawa shogunate and the country's isolationist foreign policy. The city of Edo, now known as Tokyo, was the capital during this time., nowadays we find the Sashiko in Judo and Kendo outfits, as well as among many Japanese brands, which are keen to perpetuate tradition.

This jacket is true to size, you can take your usual size for a fitted look, but it will easily lend itself to layering.oversize if you take a size up.

In the photos, Quentin measures 5 feet 8.5 inches for 70kg and wears the size It seems like your message got cut off. Could you please provide more details or complete your question?.

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