Engineer Jac-Overshirt

Bought 2x Engineer shirts, one in tan, another in black (size S) - 176cm/170lbs and still a fairly roomy fit. To start - these are awesome and if you’re a mechanic or someone who works needs properly durable stuff, I recommend getting at least one; I didn’t know shirts were still made of such high quality. The cotton itself is genuinely tough. It’s far too rugged to be considered “cloth” but not so awkward to wear to be considered “canvas” If Indigosea made a straight/slim fit (not baggy) 501 or 936DEN style pair of jeans made from this with a long, large heavy metal zip fly, I’d buy a dozen pairs. Likewise if this shirt becomes available in a shorter torso length and slightly more fitted cut, it would be the only shirt I’d ever wear. I wear mine as a standalone shirt, and it removes the need for a bulky jacket. Properly thick cotton, comfortable yet texture, proper metal studs and versatility make it worth recommending. So far, nothing else has

Nice shirt. Thick cotton and sturdy snaps. The inside pockets are huge. I was able to fit a book in the pocket with no problem. The snaps on the chest pocket have a satisfying snapping sound and feel.

A fantastic shirt, really well made and sturdy. I'm 6ft and 172lbs and bought the medium, which fits me perfectly. It is such a good fit and looks incredibly smart.