$300.00
Takeshi Ohfuchi started his denim “workwear” company in Manhattan in the early 90’s, developing a brand that honored the traditions of classic vintage inspiration with a modern sensibility. “As he searched through old photo collections and gathered pre-war catalogs to verify dates and styles, he gradually became more and more fascinated by the clothing, design, and fabrics of the 1910s to 1930s. Art Deco has been already one of his favorite styles, but his interest expanded further into the industrial aesthetics of that era—such as Streamline and the Machine Age—which laid the foundation for Great American design. Eventually, he found himself prioritizing coveralls as a designer. Around that time, he had also started wearing tweed jackets and suits, so hip-length coveralls felt more natural than the shorter garments he used to wear in younger days, like denim cowboy jackets or flight jackets. Above all, the most enjoyable part was the possibility to create his own way of wearing them.”
• 100% cotton chambrey, button-down shirt
• Banded collar, two chest pockets with button closures, long sleeves with cuffs
• Shirt tail hem
• Two unisex sizes:
S: 44″ around at the chest, 28.5″ long
M: 46″ around at the chest, 29″ long
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