MSP-4014 - Patch Tsuhihagi Coverall - Indigo

Maru Sankaku Peke is definitely the outward fringes of heritage. They push the limits, and we like that. We've finally gleaned a bit more information about the brand and it turns out they create everything in their lineup with the purpose of being exciting. They share our sentiment that everything gets better with age, and accordingly, give everything a gentle or heavy rinse/wash before it leaves the factory. Quoted (and translated) directly from MSP - "We aim to create clothes that give us a sense of inner happiness, not just superficial beauty."

We've been ogling this patchwork version of the coverall from the day we brought in the counterpart in the shirt. Like we've said before, we are taking some real shots with this brand and think this is one of the most rad pieces they create. The patchwork is made from antique Japanese indigo-dyed cloth, cut into geometric patterns. The whole garment goes through a post-production process to give it that feeling like it's been worn for multiple years. They also gave this a crazy nice and cozy liner. If you love distressed goods, Maru is doing an impeccable job at bringing you unique variations.

• 100% Cotton Shell
• 40% wool, 100% cotton, 15% polyester, 5% other Lining
• Heavy Wash
• A-Line Silhouette
• Large D-Pockets for Handwarmers
• Patchwork at Hem and Collar
• Made in Japan

A variance of +/-.5" is within tolerance. 

Fit Notes: We can comfortably say that Tommy went with too large of a size on this garment. He was going for an oversized look to fit the Boro Pants, but an L was one size too big. His truest and most comfortable fit in this is a medium which is still roomy enough to be easy to pull over his head. Tommy is 5'10," 165lbs with a 40" chest.