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Coverall Jacket (Washed Black Denim)
- 100% cotton
- Triple-stitched seams
- Bar-tacked stress points
- Two deep front bellow pockets
- Two chest pockets
- Oversized relaxed fit
- Classic Stan Ray ‘Donut’ buttons
The Stan Ray Coverall Jacket is a modern take on the classic coverall jackets of the early 20th century. Originally designed as loose-fitting workwear that’d quite literally ‘cover all’, these were created to keep your clothes underneath out of harm’s way—whether you were shovelling coal or painting a house. Our version keeps the functional details firmly in place, with chunky buttons and triple-stitched seams meaning it’ll be around for a good while.
- 100% cotton
- Triple-stitched seams
- Bar-tacked stress points
- Two deep front bellow pockets
- Two chest pockets
- Oversized relaxed fit
- Classic Stan Ray ‘Donut’ buttons
The Stan Ray Coverall Jacket is a modern take on the classic coverall jackets of the early 20th century. Originally designed as loose-fitting workwear that’d quite literally ‘cover all’, these were created to keep your clothes underneath out of harm’s way—whether you were shovelling coal or painting a house. Our version keeps the functional details firmly in place, with chunky buttons and triple-stitched seams meaning it’ll be around for a good while.
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Original: $256.88
-65%Coverall Jacket (Washed Black Denim)—
$256.88
$89.91Description
- 100% cotton
- Triple-stitched seams
- Bar-tacked stress points
- Two deep front bellow pockets
- Two chest pockets
- Oversized relaxed fit
- Classic Stan Ray ‘Donut’ buttons
The Stan Ray Coverall Jacket is a modern take on the classic coverall jackets of the early 20th century. Originally designed as loose-fitting workwear that’d quite literally ‘cover all’, these were created to keep your clothes underneath out of harm’s way—whether you were shovelling coal or painting a house. Our version keeps the functional details firmly in place, with chunky buttons and triple-stitched seams meaning it’ll be around for a good while.
