The Post Overalls hooded engineer jacket is a reworking of a classic PO style. The engineer jacket, now featuring detachable hood and contrast sheen lining. It’s in a shade of orange we’re calling ‘prison jumpsuit’ because it’s always nice to see a colour then name it after a thing it reminds you of. Donut buttons, chinstrap, the whole jacket is made of a sturdy cotton twill. Wrap yourself up in penitentiary goodness over at end clothing.

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Post o’alls know their way around a vest, the Traveler’s spot on design and utilitarian feel making it a bit of a classic. This particular example is hard to argue with, ‘quilted indigo calico fabric’ are a collection of words that just seem to work together. If you’re unfortunate enough to find yourself in the middle of a summer that refuses to make up its mind this sleeveless number might just come in handy. Bureaubelfast has them.

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More jackets here. Obviously we don’t believe in seasonally appropriate attire. That and we’re waiting for our favourite shirts of the season to arrive in stores. So, until then, you’ll have to make do with some great looking jackets. This is pretty lightweight anyway, so you could get away with wearing this on top of a linen shirt in relatively warm weather without sweating buckets. (Garbstore)

Long title for a well done vest from Post O’Alls. This vest is well thought out and is all about the details. Check the button closure for stitch patterns that hark back to the good old days when making work wear meant making clothes that were utilitarian to the blue collars. NYC made. (context)

More looks at the Post O’Alls Royal Traveler Vest Navy Herringbone Tweed after the click.

Context has taken stock of some Post O’All essentials including this excellent thing covert grey button up. This is one of those items for our readers who are looking for the best Japan has to offer Stateside and with convenience. “Post O’Alls designer Takeshi Ohfuchi pulls inspiration from the American Machine Age. Takeshi’s designs highlight the idiosyncrasies of the garments worn by bridge builders, mass war machine manufacturers, skyscraper construction workers, and automotive assemblymen.”

More looks at the Post O’Alls C-Post4 Japan Thin Covert Grey Shirt after the jump.

Our good friends at ACL profile the Post O’ Alls and Nepenthes "Imperial Post O’ Alls" Collection. "There was a time when it was disappointing to live in New York — a city with nearly everything — but without access to seemingly American (but Japanese) brands like Post O’ Alls. Then retailers like Steven Alan started stocking these good Japanese lines and things were looking-up. Next thing you know, Post O’ Alls goes and teams up with Nepenthes and creates Imperial Post O’ Alls and we are back to where we started."