Sugar Cane & Co. Lot SC15650 / 14.25oz Black Denim Jacket 1953 Model

This red chambray shirt uses red thread dyed after analyzing vintage fabrics for the warp and natural-colored thread for the weft. Both chest pockets have flaps to prevent items from falling out. High-stress areas such as the shoulders, armholes, and sides are reinforced with durable triple stitching. The stitching pattern was chosen after testing numerous options, ultimately selecting natural-colored thread. 100% Cotton Made in Japan

This is a reproduction of the "Coke stripe" work shirt that was used as a uniform by a major American beverage manufacturer in the 1950s and 1960s. It features a tough fabric that can withstand the transportation of heavy bottles. The herringbone twill fabric was woven on an old-fashioned power loom by analyzing deadstock (vintage found in brand new condition) owned by Sugar Cane. New colors navy and green are also available from this season. The clean design without a collar stand or placket goes well with the striped pattern. The top of the flap of the left chest pocket is equipped with a throttle for a pen, and there is an additional pen pocket inside the pocket. The back yoke and cuffs are gathered instead of tucked. The side slits are made of a power cloth with selvedge, making it sturdy. 100% Cotton Made in Japan

Skillfully woven with 20-count and 10-count yarns, this shirt features a multi-stripe design with red lines reminiscent of selvedge. The silhouette is Sugar Cane's classic work shirt style. The shirt is finished in an easy-to-coordinate tricolor design with three warp colors and one weft color. A long-sleeved version using the same fabric is also available. 100% Cotton Made in Japan