Plaid Wool-Blend Overshirt Jacket

Nearly a century of workwear history. One relaxed plaid layer. Zero effort to wear.

The plaid wool overshirt came off ranches and job sites almost a hundred years ago, then the screen icons of the fifties made it famous — and it hasn't needed changing since. This one keeps the recipe honest: a chunky wool-blend tweed with the check woven into the yarn, a snap-front placket that closes one-handed, a buttoned chest pocket, and a relaxed cut with real room through the chest and shoulders. Throw it over a white tee or a sweater and you're dressed.

• Chunky tweed weave - A thick, flecked plaid woven into the yarn, so the pattern can never fade, crack or peel.
• Snap-front placket - Closes in a second and lies flat, the way classic work shirts always did.
• Flap chest pocket - A buttoned pocket that keeps a phone or sunglasses where you can reach them.
• Relaxed boxy cut - Drop shoulders and room through the chest to move, layer and sit comfortably.
• No visible branding - Not a logo anywhere — the fabric does the talking.

The Feel: Sturdy in the hand. Soft on the shoulders. Broken-in from day one.