LINEN ATELIER COAT Thermal Shirts a classic example of American

a classic example of American workwear

The reverse weave technique was first used in 1938 and requires a heavy weight cotton cut along the cross-grain as opposed to vertical stitching

Made from navy wool serge cloth

5% French duck feather down: 675 fill power Universal zippers

and it performed its first demonstration in May 1953 at Luke Air Force Base in Arizona

LINEN ATELIER COAT Thermal Shirts a classic example of AmericanFrom Double Diamond, the LINEN ATELIER COAT is constructed from a double woven Cotton Linen Moleskin that gives a lightly flecked, textured appearance and traces its origins to the Ateliers of 19th century France. Designed for comfort and mobility, the Atelier coat soon became an emblem of the creative class. The use of linen was in keeping with the coats refined sensibility. Although superseded by cotton during the industrial revolution as a fashion