70's No Collar Coverall Jacket BR-25125

"No-Collar Jacket with Classical Details"

This item is inspired by a three-pocket coverall that might have existed in the 1970s, reimagined in a no-collar style. The fabric is made in Japan, while the sewing is done overseas, achieving an affordable yet stylish piece. The vintage-inspired brass laurel buttons develop character over time with use. Made from moderately thick 11-ounce denim fabric, this jacket blends workwear aesthetics with versatility. It can be worn as a mid-layer during cooler months and as an outer layer when the weather warms up, ensuring long-lasting usability.

“A Design That Easily Fits into a Wide Range of Styles"

Also known as an engineer jacket, this no-collar coverall was originally designed with mobility in mind for engineers working in factories. Its shorter length allows for ease of movement, and since it was intended for indoor work, a wind-blocking collar was unnecessary, resulting in the no-collar design. While the short length is a defining feature of engineer jackets, this piece incorporates the details of 1970s coveralls, offering a more versatile and wearable silhouette.

The relaxed silhouette has been adjusted to ensure a comfortable fit, allowing for effortless layering over not only T-shirts and shirts but also thicker items like sweatshirts without feeling restrictive.

The buttons feature brass laurel donut buttons, adding a vintage touch while allowing you to enjoy the unique patina that develops over time.

The cuffs feature a single-button design, a distinctive detail characteristic of coveralls.

The hem gussets are a signature detail of durable workwear, ensuring toughness and longevity.

Comes with an original can badge featuring the BARNS OUTFITTERS logo in a playful design.

The fabric features Japanese-made denim. The ivory color is crafted from nepped denim with a rugged texture, making it a perfect piece for casual styling.