This redesigned coverall nods to 1940s British railroad workwear, featuring a classic sewn-on collar and reinforced waist pockets that highlight its utilitarian roots. Crafted with LOGWOOD GRAY, a natural dye, and inspired by Amami Oshima’s traditional mud dyeing techniques, this garment offers both style and substance. Enhanced with sturdy metal buttons for a timeless touch, it’s an ideal choice for those appreciating vintage aesthetics with modern durability.
From the brand: This redesigned coverall is based on the workwear worn by British railroad workers in the 1940s. Features such as the sewn-on collar and reinforcement stitching on the waist pockets are typical of British workwear from that era. The original change buttons have been replaced with metal buttons, matching LOT.214 as a coordinated ensemble. The waist-point fabric is treated with LOGWOOD GRAY, a natural dye, and Amami Oshima’s mud dyeing, a common practice in British workwear of that time.
Alberto is 6'2 wearing size 40.
