[LENO] CORDUROY SMOCK SHIRT Leno Corduroy Smock Shirt

[LENO] Fisherman's smock

The Fisherman Smock from LENO features a voluminous box silhouette and a distinctive skipper design. The large opening at the chest and collar type combine a relaxed and stylish feel. This item can be paired with autumn and winter knitwear and Basque shirts for a layered look.

[Features]

• Relaxed box silhouette : The size is roomy enough to layer with knits and other items, creating a relaxed style.
• Functional details : Side slits at the hem make it easier to put on and take off, and improves mobility. The deep front slit is a traditional design that allows water to drain easily.
• Elegant tailoring : Beautiful tailoring that hides the lining even when the buttons are open. Simple yet with a focus on LENO's signature drape and silhouette, reducing tension around the chest.
• Unisex design : Combined with corduroy material, it is a unisex design that can be worn stylishly by both men and women.

[History of the Fisherman's Smock]

Fisherman's smocks are traditional work clothes worn by British fishermen from the 19th century to the early 20th century. They were designed with an emphasis on waterproofing and ease of movement, particularly in order to cope with the harsh marine environment. Fisherman's smocks have deep slits so that they can be removed quickly in case of drowning, and a loose silhouette that does not fit too tightly to the body even when wet. Made of durable fabric and practical construction, they were loved by fishermen as they could withstand long hours of work.

Today, its functional beauty and simplicity have earned it popularity as a casual fashion item. LENO has adapted this historical background to modern silhouettes and materials to create a more sophisticated piece of clothing.

[size]

1: Length 71cm shoulder width 54.5cm width 59cm sleeve length 57.5cm

2:Length 73cm shoulder width 57.5cm width 62cm sleeve length 59cm

3: Length 75cm Shoulder width 60.5cm width 65cm sleeve length 60.5cm

[material]

100% COTTON

[Country of origin]

Made in Japan