WORKERS QUEEN OF THE ROAD Jacket,10oz Indigo Herringbone

This coverall is inspired by the BOSS model, which WORKER has continued to produce despite a long gap since its early days. The original was a dog, so WORKERS made it a cat, calling it "Queen of the Road" (they even went to the trouble of obtaining a trademark for it). The previous version was longer, at about 75 cm in length, but this time it's around 69 cm. It's longer than a denim jacket, but shorter than a classic jacket. This length looks well-balanced on Japanese people who are a little over 170 cm tall. The product is already washed. It's made of indigo herringbone, with the warp threads dyed with 7 count indigo and the weft threads made with 20 count ecru. The warp threads are thick and clearly visible, so the pattern isn't as distinct as you might expect for "indigo herringbone." As you wear and wash it, the pattern will gradually become more apparent, making it a "herringbone that grows with you." It's about 10 ounces, but it's more supple than chinos or ducks of the same weight. For some reason, pre-dyed (yarn-dyed) fabrics feel more supple to the touch than fabrics dyed in whole, even if they are of similar weight. Since it's indigo, color transfer will occur. Please be careful when pairing it with white shirts. Actually, this herringbone pattern is one of four sample fabrics we created. Will other versions appear in the future?

Material: 10oz 100% cotton indigo denim. Accessories: Queen of the Road cat-embossed change buttons. Stitching: Cotton thread. Country of origin: Japan. Made in Japan.

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Bust 56cm
Shoulder width: 48 cm
Length: 69 cm
Sleeve length: 59 cm
Cuff width 13cm
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Bust 60cm
Shoulder width 50cm
Length: 69 cm
Sleeve length 60cm
Cuff width 13cm

Authentic replica clothing born from an overwhelming passion for vintage wear.
WORKERS is a menswear manufacturer based in Okayama, focusing on workwear, traditional, and military styles.
Takashi Tateno, the representative who loves the unique atmosphere of vintage clothing, studies actual vintage clothing, visits the manufacturers where the products were made and even the existing buildings, and investigates the history and materials to use as inspiration for his product creation.
All of our products are made in Japan, and we only produce them in factories where we understand the process ourselves and have specialized equipment for each stage of production.
It's attracting a lot of attention not only from Japan, but also from globally recognized companies like J.CREW and INVENTORY.