The chore coat, also known as four pockets jacket, is arguably one of the most sophisticated garment in contemporary clothing landscape, an extremely desired vintage coat.
Its square shape and relaxed fit make it versatile, practical, and perfect for layering.
A couple of large patch pockets on the lower part and one or two on the chest (sometimes the fourth is on the inside) all of them featuring reinforced seams. The buttoning is straight, the collar is simple and pointy.
Because of its work-related origins it is made from gabardine, canvas or denim, but in Vintage55 archive it has been declined also using less common fabrics, such as velvet and fleece. In addition washing and care are extremely simple, because it has no padding and no coating. Chore coat brings along with it all the vintage flavour, while still being actual.