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Seasonal Crissman Overshirt - Oatmeal
Dehen - Crissman Overshirt - Oatmeal
Releasing Saturday, October 30th at 2pm EST
The Crissman will forever be a staple for us. The extra buttons and marine styling had us at hello. When they use special fabrics like this, it puts us over the edge. This Oatmeal is a dream color for this silhouette. It's nice soft wool this round with lots of little texture and color throughout. This piece is called a shirt, but for most will read more like a jacket. The handwarmer pockets ensure that. All the other details below ensure that this is one of the best-made garments on the planet.
- Oatmeal Melton Wool
- Reinforced elbow construction
- Two chest pockets
- Lower double welt hand pockets
- Snap closure at neck
- Keyhole buttonholes throughout
- 100% cotton lined interior accents
- Single inside pocket
- Custom Woven Tag
- Made in Portland, Oregon
SIZE | CHEST | WAIST | SLEEVE |
XS | 32 - 34" |
26 - 28"
|
31 - 32"
|
S |
35 - 37"
|
29 - 31"
|
32 - 33"
|
M |
38 - 40"
|
32 - 34"
|
33 - 34"
|
L |
41 - 43"
|
35 - 37"
|
34 - 35"
|
XL |
44 - 46"
|
38 - 40"
|
35 - 36"
|
XXL |
47 - 49"
|
41 - 43"
|
36 - 37"
|
A variance of +/-.5" is within tolerance.
Fit Notes: Shop owner Tommy is wearing a size small in the pictures. Depending on the piece, he'll jump between a small and medium. With this, we recommend most people stick to their true size in order to wear it like a coat. If you don't like wool close to the skin, the same holds true. You'll want a layer underneath, and the oversized nature of this jacket will allow for that in your true size. Tommy is 5'10," 168lbs with a 40" chest.
























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