The overshirt, or shirt-jacket, or ‘shacket,’ if you like, has roots in both workwear and military dress, evolving into the adaptable staple we know today.
This iteration takes cues from 20th century British uniforms, with twin gusset chest pockets, adjustable cuffs, and a stepped hem underscoring its purposeful spirit. Cut from a robust English cotton woven in a mill famed for its fustian cloth, the fabric has a natural weight and texture that ensures a distinctive drape. Mother of pearl buttons add a subtle touch of refinement, balancing durability with a note of elegance.
