OG Chore Coat Hamilton Brown / Hamilton Brown, Destroy wash
The OG Chore Coat is made from unlined, 12 oz organic cotton 'Dearborn' Canvas in the original loose fit. It closes with personalised buttons and has a corduroy collar and four front pockets, among them two chest pockets, one with a flap and button closure.
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The OG Chore Coat is made from unlined, 12 oz organic cotton 'Dearborn' Canvas in the original loose fit. It closes with personalised buttons and has a corduroy collar and four front pockets, among them two chest pockets, one with a flap and button closure.
The cuffs are adjustable. Triple stitching and bar tacks reinforce the vital stress points, and a woven Square Label completes the design.
- Material: 100% organic cotton
- Original loose fit. The model is 186.5 cm tall and wears size M.
- Care: machine wash at 40 °C, tumble dry at up to 60 °C or hang to dry, iron at up to 200 °C
Shipping & Delivery
We ship from Germany within 1-3 business days using DHL Premium for fast and reliable delivery. You’ll receive a tracking number as soon as your order is dispatched.
We accept returns within the EU within 14 days.
Shipping costs:
Germany: €5.90 EUR, from €199 EUR - free shipping.
EU: €9.90 EUR, from €199 EUR - free shipping.
Countries outside the EU: $15.90 USD
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Product safety
- Brand
- Carhartt WIP
- Product
- Carhartt WIP OG Chore Coat Hamilton Brown / Hamilton Brown, Destroy wash · I035281.1FJ17.03.XS
- Manufacturer
- Work in Progress Textilhandels GmbH
Hegenheimer Strasse 16
79576 Weil am Rhein
Germany
info@carhartt-wip.com
carhartt-wip.com - Questions on product safety
- contact@a-konzept.com
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1790 productsCarhartt WIP is the European offshoot of Carhartt, the American workwear company founded by Hamilton Carhartt in Detroit in 1889.
In 1994 the Swiss designers Edwin and Salomée Faeh established Work in Progress as the exclusive European distributor of Carhartt, followed by the first own collection and a store on London's Neal Street in 1997. The label reinterprets classic workwear for everyday life and has long been connected to skateboarding, hip hop, graffiti and electronic music.
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