Many people associate workwear with high-quality construction and clothing that meshes very well stylistically. The new Oni Sashiko Coverall Jacket certainly follows it to perfection.
Oishi-San is well known for interpreting American workwear staples through his Japanese dystopic lens. More of a character actor than a leading man, this lightweight coverall will be the most reliable spring/summer jacket in your arsenal. It's designed for work—with plenty of pockets and durable construction—and fade—it's yarn rope dyed with pure indigo— and is understated enough to add some depth to everything from a hoodie to a tee.
It has one inner and one outer breast pocket and two lower front patch pockets.
The fabric is woven raising the number of stitches to the limit. In Japanese, Sashiko means "little stabs", referring to the plain running stitch that makes up sashiko's geometric, all-over patterns.
The jacket is made with all the superior-quality ONI details such as copper buttons, copper rivets at cuffs and impeccable construction.
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