We were able to get one extra small Fushi Marbled Chore Coat out of our length of cloth, but it required a decorative patchwork approach to the lower pockets (see pictures). The patchwork is subtle, and we really like it. Otherwise, this jacket is the same as the other chore coats.

This Japanese cotton is light and airy with varying fiber thicknesses in the warp (it’s real slubby). Naturally dyed with indigo and persimmon juice. It’s cool, crisp, and heavily textured. The buttons are vintage Italian corozo.

The cut is based on our favorite ‘60s military jacket— full and boxy. It’s made to be worn over anything from a t-shirt to a heavy sweater, and the weight/weave will make it comfortable indoors year round. The tightness of the sleeve closure can be adjusted. The buttonholes and label window are stitched by hand. The label is resist-dyed with fermented persimmon tannin. The hang tag is block-printed on bark from a storm-felled birch tree behind our house.

100% cotton. Made in Vermont. Size/fit info in the last picture.