[~ 60's] French Vintage White Cotton Twill Work Jacket

Estimated 60'sTime, French "White Cotton Twill Work Jacket".

"WORK JACKET", which is indispensable for French Vintage style

It is said that it was a lot of "working clothes" of people working in coal mine, factories, and farms in France at the time.
There are various fabrics, and there are a wide variety of work environments and historical backgrounds, such as cotton twill fabric, moleskin fabric, cotton pike fabric, corduroy fabric, wool fabric, etc.

Regarding our individualIt will be the first place using "Cotton Twill", a French vintage large standard fabric.

Speaking of French work jackets, moleskin is famous, but it is useful to have one wear jacket of cotton twill fabric because you can easily wear it.

Since it was used as a workwear, the functionality is perfect.

The fabric is made of coarse -woven, rough white cotton twill fabric.
When it comes to cotton twill work jackets, you may see many ink blue colors, but white collares are much smaller than that, and are known as rare colors in French vintages.

Cotton twill has a wider fabric than moleskin, so it has a wide range of seasons that can be worn and is versatile.
Also, it is a useful point that you can wear it without hesitation.

Furthermore, the individual is a type of individual with a collar sewn, which is said to have been worn by those who work at high places.
When the wind blows at a high place, it seems that the collar is originally sewn to prevent the fluttering of the collar, but the truth is unknown.

When it comes to winter fabrics such as corduroy wool, the wearing season is limited, but it can be worn throughout the year when it comes to cotton fabric, so you can expect a wide range of activities.

As for the details, the details of the work jacket are the basis of the patch pocket on the patch pocket and one chest only on one chest, and the patch pocket on one left and right.

Inside, red on a white background Includes "Vetvor" company "Print tag".
Among the many French work brands, it is a standard brand and has many good products.

The size notation cannot be confirmed, but I think it corresponds to "M ~ L" in Japanese size.

Even if you look at the actual size, I think that it is a golden size that suits the Japanese body type, so I think that it can be worn by people with a wide range of body.
Which is the just size or oversized?

Although there is a feeling of use such as dirt and button damage, there is no major damage to wear, so I think that you can still wear it.

A white -collar work jacket that you can't find unexpectedly when you look for it.
If you like French Vintage, I think it's an item you want to keep with a mast.

It will be an item with few arrivals at this shop, so if you are looking for it, do not miss this opportunity.