Here’s an irresistible blend of linen and cotton for all sorts of fall function (and style). This long cut from Vetra is cozy and sturdy and looks fly with no frills in dark khaki. Having constructed uniforms for the French army during WWII and then fleeing to Western France amid refusal to work for the Nazis, the Bereens Family behind Vetra has staying power, class, an ethic and strength that is echoed in all their coats and jackets. This beautiful piece of herringbone is no exception, and it’s quickly becoming a store favorite.

It’s another illustration of Vetra’s pursuit of purposeful, stylish gear that blurs the line between workwear and fashion - a unique, singular take on the classic chore coat. Staying true to their roots in early 20th Century European industry, Vetra continues to make strong-stitched and comfortable clothes that don’t quit. Launched in 1927, Edouard Bereens combined the first letters of vetements de travail - work clothes - to find “Vetra.” They’re still work clothes, but with such style, that phrase sounds way too modest.

	42	44	46	48
Center Back Length (neck seam to hem)	29"	29.25"	29.5"	30"
Chest Width (Measure 1" below armhole)	21"	22"	23"	24"
Shoulder width	17.5"	18"	18.5"	19"
Sleeve Length	24.25"	24.5"	24.75"	25"

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Sizing & Measurements

Vetra Work Jacket Overdyed Khaki Herringbone