Selvedge Denim Overshirt 10 Oz (Indigo Blue)

This selvedge denim overshirt is built the old way. Simple, honest, and meant to age with you.

Cut from 10 oz selvedge denim, it hits that sweet spot for year-round wear. Substantial enough to hold structure and take abuse, yet breathable enough to layer through changing seasons. The tight selvedge weave and deep indigo dye are designed to fade slowly, rewarding consistent wear with high-contrast creases, honeycombs, and a patina that reflects how you move and live.

Selvedge denim doesn't soften overnight. It breaks in over time, molding to your body, loosening at stress points, and becoming more comfortable with every wear. A few months in, it starts to feel familiar. A few years in, it becomes hard to replace. Done right, this is the kind of piece that only gets better with age and stays in rotation for decades.

Finished with solid brass snap buttons that won't chip, crack, or give up under daily use. Brass naturally develops its own character over time, darkening and dulling in a way that matches the denim's evolution. Reinforced stitching and classic dual chest pockets keep things functional and dependable, no excess, no shortcuts.

Wear it on its own, throw it over a tee, or layer it under heavier outerwear when the weather turns. This isn't trend-led or seasonal. It's a long-term staple built to fade beautifully, wear comfortably, and outlast most things in your wardrobe.

Materials:

• Fabric: 98.8% cotton, 1.2% elastane (for ease of movement), 10 oz indigo selvedge denim.
• Construction: Woven on traditional shuttle-looms – this fabric’s dense texture screams classic style and durability. The denim is pre-sanforized for minimal to no shrinkage and consistent fit.
• Character & Feel: Robust and structured at first, breaking into a personalized fit with every wear.
• Aging & Patina: Indigo fades uniquely – high-contrast whiskers and creases tell the story of the wearer.

Disclaimer
Please note, there may be minor variances in fabric color/shade from lot to lot.
This is a dark indigo fabric, and it is natural for indigo to bleed slightly, especially in the early wears, which may leave marks or stains on lighter surfaces or garments.
Over time, the color will fade slightly, developing a unique character with wear.