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Forest Green
Forest Green
Forest Green
Forest Green
Forest Green

Stonewashed Chore Coat

Rich, natural tones. Thick, quality fabric. Easy style, built to last.

12oz American bull denim exterior. Soft, structured, and looks better with age. Lined with chambray for comfort.

A timeless French workwear classic, with a flattering cut. Pairs beautifully with a white tee.

Sewn in Los Angeles. 14-Day Free Returns.

Color: Forest Green
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• 12oz American bull denim
• Chambray lining
• Natural corozo buttons
• Two patch pockets
• Discreet inside pocket
• 100% Cotton
• Designed & assembled in Los Angeles
• 14-Day Free Returns

 

Chest

Sleeve

Back

S

20.5"

26"28.5"

M

21.5"26.5"29"

L

22.5"27"29.5"

XL

23.5"27.5"30"

XXL

24.5"28"30.5"

 

*Chris is 6-3 and wears a Size [L]

*Obi is 6-2 and wears a [M] w/ shirts, [L] w/ hoodies

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Bruce Bond
Lovely and well made

A very high quality coat that is stylish and sturdy. Kind and responsive folks at the company who quickly made up for an error by UPS. Highly recommend.

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Matt P
Great coat

Great to layer with, wear over a shirt, etc. quality is nice and fairly durable. Worth the price and can be worn fall/winter/spring

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Ron WRIGHT

Jacket runs small. I normally wear a large and the large was too small.

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Steven Taylor
Coat

It’s a great coat to layer with

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Chris Okey
Fire Chaqueta

This jacket is an absolute beast. Can dress up or down - the fit is money. Definitely size up but this is an immediate mainstay in the wardrobe.

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Commitment To Quality

We exist to make great clothing. That's goal #1. Everything else is secondary.

1993 Apparel was born from believing good clothes can be good business.

We care about the details, and make long term decisions. There's no better way.

We're not really into 'fashion', to be honest. It's just about the clothes. More L.L.Bean than LVMH.