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- 100% Worsted Wool
- Corozo Buttons
- Corozo Buttons
Our fit prioritizes functionality without sacrificing style. We take a practical approach that emphasizes comfort, and ease of movement.
The model is 6' and 188 lbs and wears a size medium. This garment has been rinsed and will not shrink.
To find your size: Measurements in our size chart are actual garment measurements. We suggest measuring your favorite chore coat:
SHOULDER WIDTH (Seam to Seam): Measure straight across the back from one shoulder seam to the other.
CHEST (Flat): Measure across the chest from armpit to armpit, 1" below the armhole. Multiply by 2 for full circumference.
WAIST (Flat): Measure straight across 17" down from the high point shoulder. Multiply by 2 for full circumference.
BOTTOM OPENING (Flat): Measure straight across the hem from side to side. Multiply by 2 for full circumference.
SLEEVE LENGTH (From Center Back): Measure from center back of collar, across the shoulder, and down the outside of the sleeve to the cuff.
FRONT BODY LENGTH (From High Point Shoulder): Measure from the high point shoulder straight down to the bottom hem.
PRO TIP: Keep the tape flat and straight without pulling tightly. "Flat" measurements represent half the total circumference.
The model is 6' and 188 lbs and wears a size medium. This garment has been rinsed and will not shrink.
To find your size: Measurements in our size chart are actual garment measurements. We suggest measuring your favorite chore coat:
SHOULDER WIDTH (Seam to Seam): Measure straight across the back from one shoulder seam to the other.
CHEST (Flat): Measure across the chest from armpit to armpit, 1" below the armhole. Multiply by 2 for full circumference.
WAIST (Flat): Measure straight across 17" down from the high point shoulder. Multiply by 2 for full circumference.
BOTTOM OPENING (Flat): Measure straight across the hem from side to side. Multiply by 2 for full circumference.
SLEEVE LENGTH (From Center Back): Measure from center back of collar, across the shoulder, and down the outside of the sleeve to the cuff.
FRONT BODY LENGTH (From High Point Shoulder): Measure from the high point shoulder straight down to the bottom hem.
PRO TIP: Keep the tape flat and straight without pulling tightly. "Flat" measurements represent half the total circumference.

Wool this substantial requires little maintenance (if any). Brush off dried mud or debris with a stiff brush. Air out after wear—wool naturally resists odor and will refresh overnight hung in open air.
Wash / dry clean only when necessary. Hand wash in cool water with wool-specific detergent. Gently press out excess water without wringing or twisting. Lay flat on a towel to dry away from direct heat or sunlight, reshaping to original dimensions while damp.
Store folded, never on a hanger. Wool moths avoid clean garments, but for long-term storage, place in a breathable cotton bag with cedar or lavender.
Wash / dry clean only when necessary. Hand wash in cool water with wool-specific detergent. Gently press out excess water without wringing or twisting. Lay flat on a towel to dry away from direct heat or sunlight, reshaping to original dimensions while damp.
Store folded, never on a hanger. Wool moths avoid clean garments, but for long-term storage, place in a breathable cotton bag with cedar or lavender.
Made in the USA