Sack Coat
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 25 ส.ค. 2024
- Episode 6 of the Denim Jacket Series covers the Sack Coats from 1880, 1900, 1915 and some interesting others. The history of the coat intertwines with the French worker jacket and has some strange twists in the 20th Century.
The amount of research that went into this 😩 your channel is so underrated
Thanks. I do it fun and I’m thankful to have an audience to share.
Love the video! Nice Job Den! Please keep them coming
So happy I found your channel! You have a real talent for presenting historic information! Cheers!
Цікаве відео, дуже інформативне, дякую за працю
OMG. Coming back for a 2nd comment. I HAVE a vintage Safari jacket! I bought it at Goodwill in the 90's. It's missing the orange tab and it took me till my more recent denim obsession to properly identify it. If memory serves me correctly, Max Perlich wore one in the 1989 movie Drugstore Cowboy.
Very cool. Looks like he is I’ll add it to the denim jacket compilation vid.
Fantastic
Nice video, when I started searching TH-cam for denim content I was surprised there wasn’t more like this so it’s very welcome.
Lots of versions I haven’t seen before in there too, keep up the good work
I have a very old Levi’s chore coat made in japan
I like the Type III made in early 70s without the "warm hands" pockets, because they are shorter.
Lovely video, loved this series!
Only thing my pedantic mind can't leave is 1:37, the US was definitely very industrialized by the 1860s! Millions of arms and clothes were being produced in factories.
Would be nice to see a more accurate portrayal of the history of the Sack Coat - it was popular starting from the mid -1840s, not as "early" as the 1880s, say, as the video suggests.
Amazing relic at 6:11, very modern-appearing jacket from 1910!
Thank you. I’m always so thrilled to have wonderful additions to the comments.
@@denindenim Appreciate the appreciation! Want to add, oh, the sack suit began as a sort-of casual suits in the 1840s, worn on outings. That turned into workwear in the 1850s, and by the 1860s and 1870s, they'd become your ordinary work suits for many. Absolutely love suits, and the sack coat as a particular item. Mister Freedom is a great seller.
This video is soooooo good!! Do you have a list of sources so we can research further?
I pulled up this article from my notes, paynterjacket.com/blogs/stories/the-life-of-an-icon-the-chore-jacket
Any brands you recommwnd that make good sack coats?
The stronghold from Los Angeles makes good chore jackets
Damn close to $500, definitely LA prices 👀
I have a type 3 and a type 3 sherpa arriving in the mail. I’d kind of like to try a type 2 but its always looked a bit strange to me probably just because the pockets are lower than on most regular shirts and jackets. No shame to the type 2 lovers out there. None of my denim is Levi’s but your channel made me think I should cultivate a bit more respect for Levi’s considering the history, though I probably won’t buy any Levi’s.
What brand do you like?
I like the pleats in the earlier jackets. I’m thrilled to hear when people say they like the channel. It really makes my day.
@@denindenim I have an Unbranded Brand type 3 denim jacket (a sister company of Naked and Famous). It's getting some pretty decent fades. I also have a Brave Star sherpa lined denim based on the type 3 coming in the mail. I am really trying to stick with raw denim. The history videos were good, I might get a type 2 someday because of them.
Denim is from France
Hi! I like your videos. Where do you think I can purchase 1915 Lot 67 sack coat?
Thanks! You can try eBay or grailed. The new sack coat coming soon looks like the Shane coat.
Like it' chore coat pointer brand MADE IN USA 🇺🇸👍 from 🇲🇾✌️😎
Blue for Laborers.
Super interesting. I guess im type 2 and tripple pleate blaus guy my self. Maybe type 2 crafted is the way i should actually go but it is 98%cotton and 2%elastine that is ok for trousers but hm i need some more tyme to swallow that for a jacket haha