The overall originated in the second half of the 19th century as workwear, created by Levi Strauss, and were primarily worn by laborers for their durability and practicality. Women working in factories were among the first to promote this new garment, but the turning point for overalls came with the early days of cinema and its stars; the overall left its function behind to embrace fashion, definitively moving away from the workplace. In 1947, Marilyn Monroe posed wearing a red-and-white striped t-shirt and a white denim mini overall. Our version is made from white cotton corduroy sewn with ecru thread, inspired by the first denim overalls, therefore with adjustable shoulder straps, patch pocket on the bib, stud buttons, rivets and the classic cut at the back.
- Closure on the sides with hook and eye closure with custom copper finish
- American-style pockets, patch pocket for tools on the chest in front, and two patch pockets on the back with copper rivets
- Adjustable shoulder straps
- Internal reinforcement details in ecru gabardine
- Vintage look thanks to the stone-wash treatment
SKU: VW3005V5552VG-007








