SAINT MXXXXXX - Corduroy-Trimmed Logo-Embroidered Distressed Cotton-Canvas Jacket - Black

SAINT MXXXXXX - Corduroy-Trimmed Logo-Embroidered Distressed Cotton-Canvas Jacket - Black feels like a vintage barn coat. It is rebuilt through an art studio lens.

The shell is cut from mid weight cotton canvas that holds its shape. It feels structured on the hanger and softens as you move, picking up creases and patina instead of sagging.

SAINT MXXXXXX - Corduroy-Trimmed Logo-Embroidered Distressed Cotton-Canvas Jacket - Black uses a chore inspired layout with zip front and pockets. The look stays clean while details keep it clearly rooted in Saint Mxxxxxx language.

Workwear lines with Saint Mxxxxxx vintage attitude

The body references classic utility jackets with a straight front and practical pockets. Distressing at seams and edges hints at years of wear, yet the construction remains clean and deliberate.

A corduroy collar adds both texture and contrast at the neckline. You can flip it up when wind picks up or leave it down to frame a hoodie or knit.

Logo embroidery sits on the chest like a studio stamp. It feels more like a mark of authorship than bold branding.

The shoulder line drops slightly for a relaxed stance. That drop keeps the jacket from feeling too stiff or formal when worn with sweats or wide leg denim.

Dropped seams also help the jacket sit naturally over hoodies and knits.

How this canvas jacket fits and moves

The fit is designed to be relaxed with room for layering. Because the fabric has almost no stretch, the ease is built into the pattern instead.

Most people will prefer taking one size up from a tailored shirt size. That extra space lets you stack hoodies, flannels, or chunky knits underneath without pressure at the shoulders.

The hem hits around the upper hip on most frames. It covers the waistband while still letting pockets and belt details show.

Sleeves are long enough to stack slightly at the wrist. Plain cuffs leave space for watches, bracelets, or simple rings to peek out.

On body, the jacket reads as mid weight. It is solid enough for cool evenings with a sweat or tee under it. It is slim enough to slip under a parka when temperatures drop further.

Styling this jacket from studio days to late nights

For a straight workwear look, pair this jacket with washed denim and canvas sneakers. The black shell sets up a clean frame for vintage tees or band graphics underneath.

On studio days, you can throw this jacket over paint splattered pants and let the canvas collect new marks slowly. The more you use it, the more personal the surface becomes.

To dress it up, swap in wool trousers and leather boots. The contrast between tailoring and distressed canvas feels considered instead of messy.

When you want a full brand story, build around pieces from our curated Saint Mxxxxxx collection. Mixing different washes, graphics, and textures from the label keeps the outfit in one world.

For travel, this jacket works as an easy top layer. It slips on quickly at security lines and looks right stepping straight into a restaurant or gallery.

Canvas care and keeping details sharp

This piece is cut from one hundred percent cotton canvas with corduroy trim. That fabric choice gives durability and a dry, structured hand.

Hand washing in cool water with mild detergent keeps the canvas feeling firm. Always turn the jacket inside out first to protect embroidery and the collar.

Let it dry flat or on a hanger away from direct heat. High heat can over soften the canvas and flatten the corduroy ridges.

If you want more background on how canvas chore and barn jackets age, explore modern utility jacket guides. They show how these fabrics pick up stories over time.

SAINT MXXXXXX - Corduroy-Trimmed Logo-Embroidered Distressed Cotton-Canvas Jacket - Black is built with that future in mind. It arrives with subtle distressing already in place, then slowly syncs to your rhythm the longer you wear it.