This jacket is based on an unnamed American coverall from around 1910 that was unearthed in a coal mine.
The TT coverall jacket was created after Takahashi Taiga was fascinated by a coverall jacket that had come into his hands after more than 100 years.
The era of mass production and mass consumption began in the United States in the 1920s.
The tradition of craftsmen carefully making each item is giving way to a manufacturing system that allows for mass production without the need for manual skills.
Workwear worn by the heavy laborers who propped up the economy reflects the times, with its simplification using straight stitching and flat patterns.
The durability of the fabric and the shape of the pockets are all designed to withstand heavy work.
There are almost no elements of what would be considered modern design, and this jacket in particular looks more like a tool than a piece of clothing.
While retaining the specifications of the time, the material has been taken into consideration and the shoulders have been sloped to improve underarm gathering.
The material is an original twill fabric made on an old-fashioned power loom, with a beautiful nuanced finish that creates subtle changes in color.
As with the glazing technique used on Raku tea bowls, three colors of dye are used and dyed at different times to create an iridescent sheen on the surface of the fabric, resulting in a unique, uneven coloring that differs from uneven dyeing.
No two pieces are alike, so you can enjoy their unique expressions.

size
M: Shoulder width 52cm Width 62cm Length 63cm Sleeve length 59cm
L: Shoulder width 54cm Width 64cm Length 65cm Sleeve length 61cm

Model is 174cm, 52kg, wearing size M

material
100% Cotton

Country of Origin
Japan

Model number
Lot.303-Mix Brown

Inquiry number
VR24ATT035