Batch No.24 is the latest take on our signature Chore Jacket, made from a French herringbone twill with a wider, more subtle compact weave. We updated the design of the jacket, taking inspiration from vintage workwear coveralls, with reinforced pockets, curved cuffs and custom metal buttons. Each jacket is garment dyed and washed for a softer, worn-in finish.

Each jacket will be made to order in Portugal by a small family-run factory. As always, you’ll receive video updates with behind-the-scenes footage of your jacket being made for you. Shipping in November.

9.4oz French herringbone twill. 100% Cotton. Garment dyed and washed for a softer, worn-in finish. A-line fit. Reinforced patch pockets. Custom metal buttons. Four-button front. Three external pockets. Four internal pockets. Twin-needle stitching throughout. Curved cuff details. Bar-tacked at stress points. Hang loop on collar. Limited edition Batch No.24 label featuring the individual pattern pieces that make up the jacket. Made in Portugal.

Our Batch No.24 Women’s chore jacket has a slight A-line silhouette and fits true to size.

To find your best fit, compare our jacket measurements to a similar jacket you already own. Lay your jacket flat, buttoned up and take all measurements from the outside of the garment and compare with our size chart. If you’re unsure or need any advice at all, please drop us an email and we’ll be happy to help. For further size advice please check out our dedicated size page.

Our model, Siôbhan, is 5 foot 2 / 157.5cm, Size UK 6 and wears a size XS.

Made using a 9.4oz French Herringbone Twill. We took our time to find this subtle herringbone weave, looking for one with substance and character that ages beautifully.

After construction, each jacket is garment dyed and washed, to soften the cloth and bring out the texture of the herringbone weave. The wash also gives the colour a slightly faded, worn-in finish from the start.

As with any garment-dyed fabric, there may be subtle variations in colour from one jacket to another. We think that’s part of what makes them special.

To keep your jacket looking its best machine wash at 30 degrees, then hang to dry. Iron inside out or steam to remove creases.

Every jacket will be made to order in Portugal once the pre-order window closes. Production will take place through September and October, with jackets shipping in November.

US orders will be shipped from inside the US, EU orders will be shipped from inside the EU. All other orders will be shipped from the UK.

Along the way, we’ll send you behind-the-scenes updates so you can follow your jacket through production.

Returns and exchanges accepted within 28 days of delivery.

You can split your payment into two, paying 50% now to guarantee yourself a jacket, and 50% (plus shipping) one month later. If you’d like to purchase a jacket with a split payment, please select ‘Pay 50/50’ before adding your jacket to your basket.

The second payment will be automatically taken on the 1st of October. Please note - If the second payment is not made, your jacket will not be shipped and your first payment will be refunded. If you have any more questions, please get in touch.