POST O'ALLS Engineers' Jacket - Navy Wash

The #1102 Engineers' Jacket was the second coverall developed by POST O'ALLS, debuting as part of the brand's first collection in 1993. Conceived as an interpretation of the elaborate work jackets of the 1930s, its four pocket layout and detailed construction draw from a period when American coveralls became increasingly specialised and distinctive. This reissue brings back the green label used on the original 1993 version.

This edition is made from heavyweight cotton canvas, giving the Engineers' Jacket a substantial feel that suits its industrial origins. The fabric is pigment dyed in a deep navy, placing colour primarily on the surface of the cotton and allowing it to develop greater variation as it is worn.

A bio stone wash accelerates that process, softening the canvas and creating the uneven colour associated with a well used vintage work jacket. Seams, pocket edges and other raised areas already show subtle variation, with continued wear adding further texture and fading to the navy canvas.