Vintage Chore Jacket - Blue

Editors Notes

Light blue workwear-style jacket in a sturdy twill fabric with a short, boxy cut, pointed collar, and a hidden front placket. Features a large square patch chest pocket with visible reinforcement stitches; several small repairs/darns and scattered paint/grease marks give it authentic worn-in patina. Hem appears lightly elasticated or gathered at the back for a subtle blouson shape.

This is a classic utility/work jacket silhouette, the kind widely worn in factories, mechanics’ shops, and service uniforms throughout the mid-to-late 20th century. The hardwearing twill build, hidden placket, and oversized patch pocket were designed for durability and keeping hardware from snagging. The visible mends and paint marks are the sort of real-life patina collectors love because they tell the story of a garment that was actually put to work. In modern wardrobes, pieces like this are styled as chore jackets or minimalist workwear layers over tees, hoodies, or button-ups. Its faded “shop coat” blue keeps it easy to pair with denim, black trousers, and boots or sneakers.

Size & Fit

Medium

Measurements

Width (Pit To Pit) 22 "

Length (Collar To Hem) 25 "

All measurements are in inches.

Condition

Used - Good