The Noragi jacket reinterprets traditional Japanese workwear with modern utility. Made from durable navy dobby weave cotton, it features sashiko stitch detailing and contrast panels. This garment is designed for comfort and functionality, with deep pockets and a fully lined interior. Ideal for those who appreciate a blend of heritage and contemporary style, the Noragi jacket is perfect for daily wear, embodying resilience and understated artistry.
From the brand: Worn by workers. Threaded with history.
The Noragi jacket has never been loud. It doesn’t shout for attention. It speaks in threads—quiet words worn by hands that build, repair, and endure. Originally worn by Japanese fieldworkers and artisans, the Noragi is a layer of resourceful resilience. Breathable, adaptable, timeless. Every patch, every stitch, tells a story of repetition, resource, and pride.
At &SONS, we’ve honoured this tradition while crafting something new—a heritage-inspired chore jacket reimagined for the modern-day Pioneer. With sashiko stitching at the cuffs and placket, contrast panels across the elbows, waist and placket, and a cut built for everyday function, this piece blends utility with understated artistry.
Crafted from a durable dobby weave cotton blend with a touch of stretch, it’s been garment-dyed to a rich navy and finished with thoughtful details—bound edges, corozo buttons, and a branded leather tab. Inside, you’ll find a deep chest pocket. Outside, generously sized base pockets ready for whatever the day holds.
This is a jacket that encourages pace, not haste. Designed to be lived in. Built to last.
Key Features:
• Inspired by traditional Noragi workwear
• Garment-dyed navy dobby weave fabric
• Contrast panels on elbow patches, placket and waist
• Bound edge finishing
• Sashiko stitch detailing at cuffs and placket
• Branded corozo buttons and leather tab
• Deep base pockets and internal chest pocket
• Fully lined for structure and comfort
• 98% Cotton / 2% Stretch
Origins:
The Noragi jacket finds its roots in rural Japan—worn for centuries by field workers, craftsmen, and farmers who needed a hard-wearing, functional layer. Traditionally made from leftover scraps and reinforced through generations of patching and stitching, it became a symbol of resilience and quiet dignity. It wasn’t fashion—it was survival. A second skin that told its own story with every thread.
Our reinterpretation honours that history while adapting it for life today. We’ve blended the aesthetic of Japanese workwear with the structure and utility of a Western chore jacket—adding durability through dobby weave cotton, contrast panel detailing, and functional design. The sashiko-inspired stitching nods to the time-worn tradition of mending and longevity.
From rice fields to city streets, the Noragi has always stood for purpose over polish. This is heritage made wearable—past and present, stitched together.
