Workstyle is integral with vintage given that the fist jeans were worn by both railroad workers and cowboys - both for heavy duty work.
The violet blue worker jacket is a real vintage item that i still wear when the mood takes me. The flapped pockets and collarless style have a charm enhanced by the oddly restored cuffs- one contrast blue and the other missing and frayed.
My Kapital work shirt - not vintage but it is from the stable of super Japanese style. Extreme dark crisp denim with white top stitching - a truly classic piece. Works with non denim clothing to add denim to everything.
My G Star work style jeans whilst not old are a real favourite. The shape is great enhanced by braces attached by original button carriers. Additionally the denim fabric works in harmony with the renowned G Star washing.
In combo with the AG little work jacket in a new indigo dobby basket weave the two make a real statement. This jacket has 3 small flap pockets with the 4th being "blind". Here is another item that works just as well with non denim clothing - avoiding the double denim look.
Almost military style worker jacket with patch and flapped pockets, epaulettes and super practical side pockets. Heavy wear laundry treatment makes it soft and even more desirable. There is no shame in loving a contemporary piece of "vintage workwear". This time from Current Elliott. Not a brand usually associated with the best of vintage but sometimes they can surprise.
Diesel - an old favourite in brand terms and for specific items. All my Diesel jeans are men's. They demonstrate such attention to detail in fabric, cut and laundry they cannot be overlooked by a denim head. These are the most comfy and flattering baggy jeans i own. Dropped crotch, perfect styling and superbly creative washing. The look is old workwear but the reality is contemporary jeans style.
