The Lot.303 Coverall Jacket draws inspiration from an unbranded American coverall found in a coal mine dating back to 1910. This vintage jacket was added to T.T’s collection by Takahashi, showcasing a century's worth of fascination. The 1920s marked a period of significant industrial transformation in the US, with the rise of mass production and consumption under American capitalism. This gave way to a shift in manufacturing from traditional craftsmanship to a system of mass production that required minimal skills. Workwear was a testament to this era, with its simplistic design, sturdy fabric, and practical pockets all contributing to durability. This jacket is more than just a garment, it is a tool designed for longevity and functionality. While staying true to the original specifications, we have also made improvements such as added shoulder slopes to enhance the underarm fit, taking into account the fabric texture. Using our original twill fabric woven on old-type power looms, we achieved beautiful nuances of shifting colors. Like Rakuchanwan’s ceramic glaze technic, three colors of dye are used with different timings to produce iridescent gloss on the surface, resulting in a unique and uneven tone distinct from uneven dyeing. Each item presents a visual delight with a one-of-a-kind shade. Mix Green Colorway.