1950s Worked In, Thrashed, White Muted Striped Reverse Herringbone Painter's Cotton Coveralls

This iconic piece of vintage Americana workwear was definitely put to good use and we hope it can continue to be used! There is a subtle pattern of reverse herringbone weaving which adds a lovely subtle detail to the fabric's construction. The bottom pant leg is a raw hem that can be cuffed at the ankle, allowing for this piece to be styled multiple ways.

Chest: 44"

Waist: 33" - 36"

Inseam: 26"

Hips: 44"

Total Length: 59" 

Arm Inseam: 17"

Getup Size: Large

Tag / Label: MFG by Union Made Standard Linen Co. Seattle, Wash. 40

Material: Cotton

Condition: Worked in! This piece features years of wear that really defines the piece's overall appearance. There are a few holes in the fabric; one on the front right sleeve and one on the back left sleeve. There are also two small holes on the right hip, one small tear on the left sleeve's bottom hem, and one small hole near the bottom of the right leg. The garment is covered in paint, oil, and scuffs, telling a story of where this piece has been :) it has been washed, and is ready to be rocked.