70's No Collar Coverall Jacket BR-24132

"Collarless jacket with classical details"

Coveralls with three-pocket design. Classic details with brass gold laurel buttons. Moderately thick nep denim and hickory are used for a versatile yet work-inspired put on jacket.

“Designed for easy incorporation into a wide range of styling styles"

Collarless coveralls, also known as engineer jackets. As the name suggests, it is said that the collarless, collarless design was created to allow for ease of movement when engineers (technicians) were working. This time, a modern silhouette was adopted based on the details of the 1970s.

The loose-fitting silhouette has been adjusted so that there is no stress when wearing a T-shirt or shirt, or even a thicker item such as a sweatshirt as an inner layer.

Brass gold laurel donut buttons are used for the buttons. This item has a vintage look and feel as well as the ability to change over time.

The cuffs are unique to one-button coveralls.

All of the bar tack are stitched in pink, with a nod to vintage items where the red stitching has faded and turned pink.

The gusset hem is perfect for tough work items. This item can be used without hesitation.


Includes original can badge with standard print pattern and graphics.

The fabrics used are nep denim and hickory. The nep denim with a rough feel is an excellent piece for casual style.