WORKERS WORKERS Jacket Heavy Corduroy, Black

This season's challenge item = an item that I'm worried might not sell. I think it turned out well in the end, though.

In the past, we've made lined tailored jackets such as the Maple Leaf Jacket, King Porter Jacket, and Glenn Jacket.
In the dead of winter, it's often too cold to wear anything else, so I often wear it with the collar turned up. This time, I tried opening the turned-up collar like a shirt... It's not a tailored jacket, nor is it a coverall. It's a jacket that's hard to define, but somehow charming. That's what inspired the creation of the WORKERS Jacket.

Since I couldn't categorize it, I named it "WORKERS Jacket." It's like a coverall when the front buttons are fastened all the way up, and a tailored jacket "look" when opened.

The body lining is cotton twill, and the sleeve lining is a non-static, almost non-shrinking polyester twill that provides smooth movement.

Heavy Corduroy is 14 ounces!
The fabric maker put their heart and soul into creating corduroy that could rival Kinderman, but unfortunately, it couldn't be made in Japan.

As a result, they moved to China, the world's factory. With full determination, they aimed not for cheap production in China, but for the best quality in the world. They increased the thread density to the limit and used compact yarn, a material that incorporates cotton fuzz, to create a glossy and supple texture.

Personally, I didn't know where the corduroy came from at first, but I naturally picked it up from among the candidates that were lined up. I realized that this is no longer an era where "quality is high because it's made in a certain place."

Outer Fabric: 14 oz. 100% cotton / High-density wide-wale corduroy
Lining: Cotton Twill / 100% Cotton
Sleeve lining: 100% polyester twill

The above is reprinted from the WORKERS HP.

Spiral can't resist when they see corduroy with thick wales, and they've acquired some more. It's a shame that it's not Japanese-made, specifically from Fukuda, but I think it's a very good fabric.

Because it's a WORKERS Jacket, please feel free to use it in your daily life. It also looks good over overalls.

Perhaps the recent trend of oversized clothing has subsided, as this item has a slightly slimmer fit.

Actual Size Chart: Unit cm