The BH LeBlanc Chore Coat in Hunter

 I always loved the name "Chore" coat. It says so much. It's not for banging nails or pouring cement. It's for picking vegetables in the garden. Its for raking leaves. Just enough durability to hold up over decades but light and casual enough to be worn in any situation. We referenced a lovely 1950's french chore coat for the LeBlanc. It has a old fashion collar, and imperfect details that have since been lost to the perfection of the modern world. Those details coupled with the fact that these were cut and sewn by hand in Bridgeport, CT and you have a truly unique and perfectly imperfect garment that looked great 70 years ago, looks great today, and will look even better in another 70 years. 

Constructed of 12 oz. 100% cotton bull denim from Carr textiles in Fenton, Missouri. Sewn together in Bridgeport, CT.

 Model is 5'11", 170 lbs. and wears a medium.