Warehouse is part of the "Osaka Five", the five denim manufacturers that came to build the foundation of the modern scene of raw denim. Warehouse started their production back in 1995 and are today best known for making some of the finest vintage replica garments in the world. According to them, the key to make vintage inspired clothing is to use vintage machines and traditional techniques without compromising on quality.
The Makinaw coat is a true American classic, with origins traced back to the early 20th century, worn as a working coat as well as an outdoor garment. Widely seen in period photographs from the 1920s and 1930s. Characterised by its heavy wool construction, shorter overcoat length, and instantly recognisable shawl collar, which can be easily raised to warm the neck like a shawl.
This Makinaw coat from Warehouse & Co is a collaboration with Vintage collector John Gluckow. A reproduction of a vintage jacket from Johns outstanding vintage archive reproduced in the smallest detail by Warehouse & Co in Japan.
This one is made of beautiful cotton/wool Jacquard weave inspired vintage beacon blankets with apattern that is heavily inspired by old Native American blankets.
Dan is 188cm tall, weighs 85 kilos and wears a size 44. He combines this coat with TCB s40's, a LVC Type 1, customized Red Wing Pecos & a vintage western hat.
- Warehouse & Co. John Gluckow Lot JG-44 Blanket Pattern Makinaw Jacket
- 75% wool, 25% cotton - Made of a jacquard woven blanket - Double breasted front - Shawl collar - Two front pockets
- Made in Japan
All measurements are in centimeters and measured on a flat surface. Width is measured straight across the chest from armpit to armpit. Shoulder Width is taken straight across the top of the shoulders at the seams. length is measured at the back of the garment from the neck down and the sleeve length is measured on the underarm from the armpit to the end of the cuff.
