WWII RAGLAN SLEEVE DENIM CHORE COAT Colour:141 INDIGO notably in the US army

notably in the US army

and it helped to drastically improve comfort and morale

The defining feature of this sweatshirt is its custom faded wash treatment

Processed to resemble natural sheep’s fleece

WWII RAGLAN SLEEVE DENIM CHORE COAT Colour:141 INDIGO notably in the US armyThe WWII Raglan Sleeve Denim Chore Coat is cut from a 10 oz. gray weft denim and based on a simplified wartime pattern developed under the material and price controls of the Second World War. The use of raglan sleeves was intended to improve ease of movement and was a detail commonly seen on chore coats produced by American store brands during the period. During World War II, jeans and denim garments were classified as "staple work clothing" by the