4616 - "Kasuri" Dyed Beach Cloth Coverall - Black

Studio D’Artisan takes one of the most storied American workwear fabrics ever made and rebuilds it through the lens of Japanese textile craftsmanship. Their Black Kasuri Dyed Beach Cloth Coverall starts with an SDA-developed beach cloth - a dense, two-layer fabric historically used by early 20th-century laborers, mountaineers, and even the first generation of surfers who relied on it for insulation against bitter cold. SDA reimagines this rugged material by weaving it with kasuri-dyed threads, a traditional Japanese technique that creates irregular, rain-like streaks across the fabric. The result is a striking “Goma-Shio” salt-and-pepper texture with depth you can see from a distance and nuance that rewards closer inspection.

The interior is lined with wool fleece to match the heritage of original beach cloth garments, providing warmth, structure, and a vintage-inspired hand. The coverall silhouette remains practical and understated, with large work pockets, an internal storage pocket, and metal snap hardware - built for real use, not nostalgia. This is one of those rare fabrics that sits at the intersection of American workwear history and Japanese craft tradition, and SDA nails the balance perfectly.

• SDA original Black Kasuri-dyed Beach Cloth
• 100% cotton outer
• Wool-fleece interior lining
• One wash
• Large waist pockets
• Internal chest pocket
• Metal snap button front
• Boxy, heritage-inspired fit
• Made in Japan

A variance of +/-.5" is within tolerance. 

Fit Notes: This jacket has a roomy coverall fit, so Tommy was able to wear his true size of a 42. This one was on the roomy side, so he had no need to size up to get his intended look. We would recommend you snag your true size in this. Tommy is 5'9," 165lbs with a 40" chest.