UK HERITAGE MENSWEAR
CRAFTED BY UNITED OVERALLS CO.
1930’s Details With British Craftsmanship
Our unique cinch back design gives our ED-2 straight fit, high rise jeans a look inspired by jeans of the early 20th Century without being a direct copy of what has come before. Add suspender buttons for that added vintage vibe.
The ED-2 jeans dial up the heritage details in a straight fit with a higher rise than our ED-1 jeans. Once again we haven’t reproduced an existing vintage piece, rather we have created our own shapes and stitching details so that it would look right at home being pulled out of an abandoned mine in Gold Rush Territory.
Like waist overalls from the 1930’s the ED-2 jeans combine a cinch back style with belt loops and you also have the option to add suspender buttons! At one time Levi’s made a model of 501’s that had all three of these methods of keeping your jeans from falling down and you can see this on their 1933 model.
These Jeans come with free repairs for life when sent back to us in London, extra patch of denim in case you want to do some repairs at home and free length adjustment if you need it. There is no denim company in the world that provides this level of care with your jeans!
If you are unsure what size to buy you can refer to our buying guide or drop us an email us at enquiries@unitedoveralls.com where we can send you measurements, pictures or anything else that may help you decide on the right size!
Constructed from 14oz Hewitt Heritage Fabric woven in Lancashire
Sewn by Blackhorse Lane Ateliers with 100% Cotton Thread for authenticity
Cotton x Linen patch by Bysshe Partnership woven in Lancashire
30’s style Spiral Buttons and Solid Copper Universal Rivets from YKK
Single Piece Selvedge Fly as seen on brands from the early 1900’s
Arcuate featuring the British Broad Arrow Design
Backpatch sewn on with the waistband, a nod to WWII made jeans
Thick Canvas pockets big enough for the largest smartphones
Belt Loops sewn into the waistband for added durability
Keep Out The Cold This Winter
The heaviest loopwheel fabric we could find, sourced from Discovery Knitting, sewn in Greenwich and stenciled with our brands initials. The perfect winter layering piece.
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Work Apron made from the same selvedge denim as our ED-1 jeans woven in Lancashire by Hewitt Heritage Mills. Pockets are reinforced with the same 100% copper Universal brand rivets.
The design was based around a vintage 50’s apron from the collection of Lex at Field Denim Workshop. The sides utilise the selvedge line of the fabric instead of sewn seams and then the top corner under the arms are reinforced with some clever folding. The top pocket design was also taken from the 50’s example, made big enough for the biggest smart phones, the pocket swings forward to avoid your phone slipping into whatever it is your working on.
The front pocket is a large hand warmer style pocket which can be used to store any tools that you are working with and this is reinforced with rivets as well.
The back straps are made in a design created by Lex himself, he used a long belt loop with bar tacks at several stages to loop the straps through as a cross back style which then loops through the apron and can be tied at the front or the back. This helps to adjust for sizing for the apron.
These Jeans come with free repairs for life when sent back to us in London, extra patch of denim in case you want to do some repairs at home and free length adjustment if you need it. There is no denim company in the world that provides this level of care with your jeans!
Also comes with a matching face mask made with the same Hewitt Heritage selvedge denim with filter pocket and nose piece.
If you are unsure what size to buy then please consult our buying guide or email us at enquiries@unitedoveralls.com
Constructed from 14oz Hewitt Heritage Fabric woven in Lancashire
Sewn by Blackhorse Lane Ateliers with 100% Cotton Thread for authenticity
Cotton x Linen patch by Bysshe Partnership woven in Lancashire
WWII Laurel Wreath style buttons and Solid Copper Universal Rivets from YKK
Single Piece Selvedge Fly as seen on brands from the early 1900’s
Arcuate featuring the British Broad Arrow Design
Backpatch sewn on with the waistband, a nod to WWII made jeans
Thick Canvas pockets big enough for the largest smartphones
Belt Loops sewn into the waistband for added durability
A heavyweight sweatshirt crafted from Discovery Knitting grey melange loopback French terry at 535gsm, made from 100% organic cotton with a 100% cotton knit, offering substantial warmth and a soft, structured hand feel that develops character over time; the garment is finished with the brand’s initials sprayed on the chest using a US Navy stencil cut on an original Marsh Stencil machine used during WWII, giving each piece a subtly weathered, authentic feel. As the sweatshirt ages and you wash it, the letters will then start to fade until there is a shadow of the stencil left.
Fabric is woven in Wigston and construction is in Greenwich.
The sweatshirts are a loose fit, you can either go true to size for a bit of a boxy feel or size up for a baggier look.
Small:
P2P 22 ½”
Front Length 26 ½”
Sleeve Length 19” (From Pit to Cuff)
Medium:
P2P 23 ½”
Front Length 27”
Sleeve Length 19”
Large:
P2P 24 ½”
Front Length 28”
Sleeve Length 20”
XL:
P2P 25 ½”
Front Length 29”
Sleeve Length 20 ½”
XXL:
P2P 27”
Front Length 29”
Sleeve Length 21”
Located in one of the oldest surviving mills in West Yorkshire, The Bradford Sock Company has produced these socks in a unique colourway for us at United Overalls Co. with their 80% Wool - 20% Nylon mix. The Wool yarns are all spun and dyed in Yorkshire so they truly are a British made product, something we strive for with every release. These are hands down the warmest wool socks we have ever had the pleasure of wearing and they are still thin enough to wear with any boots you may have during the colder months of the year.
Available in Pear Drop Orange and Forest Green!
To care for your socks either hand wash or stick on a cold/wool wash in the machine and hang dry.
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Tom is interviewed by the blog The Arcuate who purchased a pair of our UK made jeans
