Sashiko Chore Coat

Sashiko Chore Coat

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Sashiko Chore Coat

Sashiko Chore Coat

Our Sashiko Chore Coat offers durability and ample pocket storage space, making it a perfectly capable companion for workshop endeavors. Made from indigo-dyed Japanese cotton and cut and sewn in Texas, it features a distinctive sashiko embroidery pattern. Sashiko, a type of running stitch, originated in the Edo era to be both decorative and functional, and ultimately makes garments stronger. Three open patch pockets for stashing away tools, double-needle stitching, and an adjustable two-button cuff — with Best Made-branded Copper Oxide tack buttons — offer incredible versatility. Washed and unlined, it’s a casual layer that offers a striking dose of Japanese color and pattern in a traditional American workwear cut.

From the Archive, originally released Sept. 2019

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Two lower front pockets with one chest pocket on wearer's left
Custom YKK tack buttons at center front and cuffs
11 oz. Japanese cotton sashiko fabric
Copper oxide tack buttons
Machine wash cool
Do not bleach
Hang dry
Cool iron with press cloth if needed
Indigo: due to the nature of indigo dye, color bleeding is normal. Wash and wear carefully until bleeding subsides. Avoid rubbing against lighter fabrics and wash separately for the first few washes
Made in the USA

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