| (A) | (B) | (D) | (E) | (F) | |
| W30 | 95 cm | 40 cm | 61.5 cm | 25cm | 74 cm |
| W32 | 100 | 41 | 62 | 25.5 | 75.5 |
| W34 | 106 | 43 | 62.5 | 27 | 78 |
| W36 | 110 | 44.5 | 63 | 27.5 | 80 |
| W38 | 115 | 45.5 | 63.5 | 28 | 81 |
Lot No. 8051-04-50920
About OX’ED SILVER... This label revives, through research and analysis, the workwear suits—as well as the shirts, T-shirts, and other items worn with them—that were once worn by specific workers, artisans, and artists.
This season’s collection focuses on four professions—ranch workers, coal miners, firefighters, and master masons—and incorporates their characteristics into the designs.
As the name suggests, this product is designed based on the overalls worn by coal miners.
■This piece is made from the brand’s original moleskin fabric, woven with cotton warp threads and hemp weft threads. The unique sheen comes from the hemp. With repeated wear and washing, the fabric will gradually develop a fuzzy texture, and the sheen will mellow. Please enjoy this one-of-a-kind fabric, made possible only because it is a brand original.
■The chest panel of these overalls is shaped to protect the abdomen and lower back—a design that was essential for coal miners.
In addition, these overalls are packed with noteworthy details, such as a watch pocket for tucking away a pocket watch, buttonholes for threading a chain, a hip pocket with a zipper on only one side, and a hammer loop.
■Although the color name is listed as “CHARCOAL GRAY,” the actual color is essentially black.
■These overalls feature a relaxed fit with a slightly roomier waist. Please check the actual measurements for details.
■A jacket from the same series is also available.
■Wash-treated item
Material: 67% HEMP, 33% COTTON
Color: CHARCOAL GRAY (1-121)
Country of Origin: Japan
Size Reference Examples
Staff Member A: Height 168 cm, Weight 60 kg, chooses size W30.
Staff Member B: Height 175 cm, Weight 75 kg; chooses size W32.
Staff Member C: Height 180 cm, Weight 82 kg; chooses size W34.
The sizes listed are actual measurements, but there may be slight variations between individual items. Please consider these as a general guide.
The actual waist measurement is calculated by measuring from one end of the waistband to the other and multiplying that number by two; the rise is measured from the overlapping stitching at the crotch to the top of the chest panel.
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