WWII DENIM ENGINEER COAT new using extremely rare machines

using extremely rare machines

achieved by using as little leather treatment as possible for a more natural appearance

a technique not suited to mass production is used

it soon found a niche role aboard ships

as are the 50s Oval front and sleeve zippers

WWII DENIM ENGINEER COAT new using extremely rare machinesThe WWII DENIM ENGINEER COAT is cut from 10 oz gray weft denim and draws on workwear produced during the Second World War, when material restrictions shaped both design and construction. During World War II, jeans and denim garments were classified as "staple work clothing" by the War Production Board. To support the war effort, the Office of Price Administration regulated the costs and construction details of these garments, ensuring they were