Very gently used (worn 1-2 times). Just doesn’t fit me right. Size is tagged 42 — fits like a medium/large imo

TT is Insane quality and hard to find even at full price. Sold out everywhere.

The jacket is based on an unbranded American coverall from the 1910s, discovered in a coal mine. It represents T.T's deep fascination with vintage workwear, now integrated into Takahashi’s collection after over a century. The 1920s marked a time of mass production and consumption in the U.S., driven by American capitalism. This shift away from craftsmanship to industrial mass production is embodied in workwear worn by laborers at the bottom of the economic hierarchy, offering a powerful reflection of that era. Every design element—from the simplified sewing and flat patterns to the durable fabric and practical pockets—was created for function, not style. In fact, what we think of as "design" today was almost nonexistent in this era. This jacket is more of a tool than a garment. The buttons and back pieces, marked with original engravings, are made of iron, left uncoated to develop a unique aged patina over time.