JELADO 1942s Smoker Shirt, Black [AG61101]

The first mountain pocket shirt to be released in a long time from the JELADO BASIC COLLECTION is the 1942 SMOKER SHIRTS, which has been redesigned and resized.
This name was given to the design which was patented in 1942.
It is simpler than a regular cigarette pocket and has no flap.
This item reproduces the rare design in which the cuffs are completely detached, as was seen on vintage items at the time.

The fabric is 100% cotton with a similar reactive dye check pattern, and the garment is made using a reactive dye that is prone to aging.
The shirt will fade with each wear, allowing you to enjoy the changes that occur over time.

The design is based on the mountain pocket shirt from "BIG YANK" from the 1930s.
The buttons are also diamond-shaped in a circle, like those found on old work shirts.
The gusset has an empty loop design with ears.
If the garment is sewn with cotton thread, the thread will become tightly packed when it is washed or dried in the dryer, resulting in stronger marks around the shoulders and arms.
The size is moderately slim around the arms, making it a design that can be worn comfortably.
This work shirt has a strong presence and combines a sturdy, solid construction with a highly fashionable design, so it is a perfect piece for those who want to wear a stylish work shirt or those who like serious items.