search
Get Started
search
Universal Works Bakers Jacket - Clothing
zoom_in Click to enlarge

Universal Works Bakers Jacket

language

description Universal Works Bakers Jacket Overview

The Universal Works Bakers Jacket is a chore coat produced by the British menswear brand Universal Works, which was founded by David Keyte. It draws inspiration from traditional workwear, featuring a relaxed fit and a five-button front. The garment is typically constructed from heavyweight cotton canvas or drill and incorporates multiple utilitarian pockets, including a chest pocket and side patch pockets. It is designed as a versatile, everyday layering piece.

help Universal Works Bakers Jacket FAQ

What material is the Universal Works Bakers Jacket made of?

The Universal Works Bakers Jacket is typically constructed from a heavyweight, indigo-dyed cotton canvas. This substantial fabric gives the jacket its durable, workwear-inspired silhouette while allowing it to age beautifully over time. The rigid material softens and fades uniquely with every wash and wear, similar to raw denim.

What is the fit and silhouette of the Universal Works Bakers Jacket?

The Bakers Jacket is designed with a relaxed, single-breasted chore coat silhouette. It features a slightly boxy fit that allows for easy layering over hoodies or sweaters during colder months. The cut draws direct inspiration from traditional French workwear jackets, prioritizing freedom of movement for manual labor.

What kind of details and hardware does the Universal Works Bakers Jacket feature?

To stay true to its workwear roots, the jacket features substantial, natural horn buttons down the front placket. It includes three front patch pockets, making it highly functional for carrying everyday carry items or tools. The interior is usually unlined to showcase the raw, woven texture of the cotton canvas.

How should I care for and wash an indigo-dyed cotton canvas jacket like this?

Because the Bakers Jacket is made from indigo-dyed cotton, it will naturally "bleed" or crock some blue dye, especially when it is brand new. It is highly recommended to wash the jacket separately in cold water to prevent the dye from staining other clothes. Over time, the indigo will fade to create a personalized, lived-in patina.

Reviews & Comments

Write a Review

rate_review

Be the first to review

Share your thoughts with the community and help others make better decisions.

Save to your list

Save your favorites and follow how their scores change over time.

Save favorites
Get updates
Compare scores

Already have an account? Sign in

Compare Items

See how they stack up against each other

Comparing
VS
Select 1 more item to compare