Vintage Chore Jacket - Grey

Editors Notes

Light grey-blue workwear-style chore jacket with a point collar, hidden front placket closure, single left chest patch pocket, and large rectangular reinforcement/patch panels on both forearms. Heavy visible wear with dark grease/oil staining concentrated across the lower front and sleeve cuffs; sturdy canvas-like weave and simple utilitarian construction.

Work jackets like this were originally designed as hard-wearing uniforms for factory, mechanic, and rail jobs, built with simple lines and durable woven cloth to stand up to daily abuse. The hidden placket and patch pockets are classic utility details that kept hardware from snagging while giving quick storage for tools and notes. Over time, authentic stains and repairs became part of the story, and pieces with real patina like this one are now collected for their character. In modern wardrobes, chore jackets are worn as easy layering outerwear—styled with denim, cargos, or wide-leg trousers for a clean workwear look. This example leans into the true “used on the job” aesthetic that contemporary brands often try to replicate.

Size & Fit

Small

Measurements

Width (Pit To Pit) 20 "

Length (Collar To Hem) 25 "

All measurements are in inches.

Condition

Used - Good