Man in a tan cotton duck chore coat standing in an open barn doorway on an overcast autumn morning

Cotton, wool and denim. Nothing that pretends to be.

Outerwear that earns its keep

Every jacket lists the fabric it is actually made from. If we do not know, we say so.

Shop chore & barn coats

We state the fabric

Outer shell and lining listed on every product page. Where the maker does not state it, the panel stays empty rather than guessing.

30-day returns

Thirty days from delivery, the US standard. Measurements are given in inches on every product.

Secure checkout

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The range

Man leaning against a barn door frame in a tan cotton duck chore coat with a corduroy collar

Chore & Barn Coats

Man in a washed indigo denim jacket standing beside a pickup truck bed in a farmyard

Denim Jackets

Man in a heavy oatmeal wool crew-neck sweater holding a tin mug in a barn interior

Knit Layers

Man walking a country lane in a mid-length charcoal wool overcoat over an oatmeal sweater

Wool Overcoats

Corduroy & Overshirts

Vests & Gilets

Unstructured Blazers

Folded cotton duck and denim jackets stacked on an oak workbench in afternoon light

Made to be worn, washed and worn again

Cotton duck, denim, corduroy and wool. We read the composition on every jacket before it goes on the site, and anything with a polyester shell does not make it on. No performance fabric dressed up as heritage.

What we look for

What to look at before you buy

A flat-lying collar, a clean line of topstitching and a shell that is the fibre it claims to be. Those three things separate a coat you keep from one you replace.

Close-up of heavyweight cotton duck canvas showing the weave, topstitching and a brass rivet
Close-up of a rust corduroy collar lying flat against tan cotton duck

New arrivals, once a month

One email when new stock lands. No countdowns, no manufactured urgency.