BWS-04 SCOUT OVERSHIRT 9 oz. brown selvedge duck canvas

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BWS-04 SCOUT OVERSHIRT 9 oz. brown selvedge duck canvas BWS-04 SCOUT OVERSHIRT 9 oz. brown selvedge duck canvas BWS-04 SCOUT OVERSHIRT 9 oz. brown selvedge duck canvas BWS-04 SCOUT OVERSHIRT 9 oz. brown selvedge duck canvas BWS-04 SCOUT OVERSHIRT 9 oz. brown selvedge duck canvas BWS-04 SCOUT OVERSHIRT 9 oz. brown selvedge duck canvas BWS-04 SCOUT OVERSHIRT 9 oz. brown selvedge duck canvas BWS-04 SCOUT OVERSHIRT 9 oz. brown selvedge duck canvas BWS-04 SCOUT OVERSHIRT 9 oz. brown selvedge duck canvas BWS-04 SCOUT OVERSHIRT 9 oz. brown selvedge duck canvas

Sizes in stock: S, M, L, XL, XXL

Description

Seasonal run

This item is part of a small batch production run and may not be restocked again.

scout style overshirt

9 oz. Japanese selvedge duck canvas

fabric woven by Collect Mills

100% cotton

unwashed, sanforized (pre-shrunk)

chest pockets with shovel-shaped flaps

tonal overdyed corozo buttons

cotton-poly core-spun heavy-duty stitching

tonal bull embroidery, bartacks & buttonholes

selvedge detail on inside placket

made in Portugal

Fit

The BWS-04 SCOUT OVERSHIRT is a versatile shirt silhouette that can both function as a shirt and jacket, depending on the season. This makes this overshirt perfect for layering. The design is simple yet utilitarian and takes inspiration from scout styles. It features two large chest pockets with shovel-shaped flaps. The cuff slits are finished with a continuous strip for durability, and the bottom has a subtle curve.

Fabric

Duck canvas is characterised by its tight weave and durability. This specific canvas fabric has been woven with two yarns together in the warp and a single yarn in the weft. The word ‘duck’ derives from the Dutch word ‘doek’ (meaning: cloth) and has a history older than blue jeans. Our 9 oz. selvedge duck canvas is light in weight, but strong, and therefore suitable for all-year wear. It has been woven on a shuttle loom with a wider reach, creating a wider-than-normal selvedge fabric. To waste as less fabric as possible in cutting, we are only utilizing the selvedge on one part of the inside placket.

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