Inspired by the 1942 wartime Type 1 denim jacket, this piece reflects the simplified, utility-driven design of World War II workwear. Under U.S. wartime production regulations, denim jackets were classified as staple work clothing, and nonessential details were reduced to conserve materials. Pocket flaps were removed, while branded hardware was replaced with standard-issue laurel buttons, creating the distinctive stripped-back character of the wartime model.

Made from 14 oz raw selvedge denim woven with ring-spun cotton yarn, the fabric has a visible slub texture and will develop varied fading with wear.

The relaxed, boxy silhouette is cut with extra room through the shoulders, armholes, and sleeves for ease of movement while retaining the proportions of early workwear.

Pair it with the matching 42801XX selvedge denim jeans for a complete denim set.

• Point collar. Relaxed fit.
• Single chest patch pocket without a flap.
• Front pleats.
• Adjustable back cinch with an engraved iron buckle.
• Four-button front with iron laurel buttons.
• Iron rivets.
• Leather patch at the interior back neck.
• 14 oz raw selvedge denim woven from ring-spun cotton yarn, 100% cotton.
• Rope-dyed indigo.
• Stitched with Japanese GUNZE cotton thread.
• Machine washable. Wash separately to prevent color transfer.
• Note: For the first wash, soak in cold or warm water, then hang dry. Use warmer water if more shrinkage is desired. Do not tumble dry.