WORKING Quattro Shirt | Smut Grey Sateen

€535.00

It's got nothing to do with Vorsprung durch Technik, you know? The Quattro shirt by WORKING is an overshirt that just keeps on giving. The four front panels each unbutton to reveal patch pockets underneath. There are technically six front pockets but you can’t see that at first glance - you must go hunting and explore the jacket.

The overshirt references Harrington jacket vents and military bellows construction in its design. When we say this is a brand that does serious research into fabric and design history, we mean they go all in, like properly deep. The fabric is soft cotton sateen and garment-dyed to the colour Smut Grey. It’s a colour that pretty much goes with everything and will live in your wardrobe for years to come.

There’s a rounded stand collar and concealed placket to complete this straight-cut jacket. Also available in check.

  • Made in England

  • Cotton Sateen

  • Concealed button placket

  • Many patch pockets

  • Colour: Smut Grey

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It's got nothing to do with Vorsprung durch Technik, you know? The Quattro shirt by WORKING is an overshirt that just keeps on giving. The four front panels each unbutton to reveal patch pockets underneath. There are technically six front pockets but you can’t see that at first glance - you must go hunting and explore the jacket.

The overshirt references Harrington jacket vents and military bellows construction in its design. When we say this is a brand that does serious research into fabric and design history, we mean they go all in, like properly deep. The fabric is soft cotton sateen and garment-dyed to the colour Smut Grey. It’s a colour that pretty much goes with everything and will live in your wardrobe for years to come.

There’s a rounded stand collar and concealed placket to complete this straight-cut jacket. Also available in check.

  • Made in England

  • Cotton Sateen

  • Concealed button placket

  • Many patch pockets

  • Colour: Smut Grey

WORKING is a collaborative brand by William Kroll (Tender Co.) and Robert Newman (Middle Distance, Massimo Osti Studio, Stone Island and CP Company). Operating from their studios in Glasgow, Scotland, and Phoenixville, Pennsylvania, they combine their distinct approaches to design and production; exploring each other’s perspectives on fabrics, art and design history, uniform construction, and an expanded interpretation of workwear. WORKING garments are crafted in very limited quantities in England and Japan.