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Male model wearing a brown cropped graphic workwear jacket with distressed patch pockets

PK-036 / Actual sample reference

This washed brown workwear-jacket reference uses a cropped boxy body, dropped shoulders, snap front, oversized patch pockets, raw distressed edges and a large faded chest graphic. Canvas, wash, artwork method, hardware and distressing are confirmed against each buyer's brief.

Fit direction
Cropped boxy / drop shoulder
Material status
Washed canvas direction
Distressed patch pocketsLarge graphic placement

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Actual sample shown

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Custom development

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Sample approval before bulk

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Project-specific quotation

Actual sample evidence

Check the cropped body, pockets and raw edges.

The mannequin views document the physical jacket construction and washed distressing behind the styled presentation.

Actual brown cropped graphic workwear jacket sample shown from the front on a mannequin
Actual sample — front view
Actual brown cropped graphic workwear jacket sample shown from the back on a mannequin
Actual sample — back view
Actual brown cropped graphic workwear jacket sample shown from the side on a mannequin
Actual sample — side view

Visible on the sample

What this reference demonstrates

  • 01Cropped straight hem with a wide drop-shoulder body
  • 02Point collar and metal snap front closure
  • 03Two oversized patch pockets with deliberately distressed edges
  • 04Raw-edge treatment at hem, pocket openings and sleeve cuffs
  • 05Large faded collegiate-style artwork spanning the upper front

Confirmed for your project

Decisions before sampling

  • Canvas composition, weight and washed handfeel
  • Chest, shoulder, sleeve and cropped body measurements
  • Artwork file, scale, placement and selected application method
  • Distress map, raw-edge limits and reinforcement requirements
  • Snap finish, spacing and performance after washing
  • Labels, quantities by size, packing and delivery timing

Customization map

Coordinate canvas, artwork and distressing.

The visual result depends on how the selected cloth responds to artwork application, hardware and garment finishing.

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Canvas direction

Choose composition, weight and surface character around the desired boxy structure and wash.

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Cropped block

Control chest width, shoulder drop, sleeve length and body length through the approved pattern.

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Pocket construction

Set pocket dimensions, placement, raw edges and reinforcement for repeatable production.

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Graphic placement

Confirm artwork scale and method only after compatibility testing on the selected washed cloth.

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Distress standard

Map intended abrasion and raw-edge limits so bulk does not become uncontrolled damage.

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Snaps & labels

Approve hardware finish, label set and packaging against the final washed garment.

Specification status

Visible structure, tested production variables.

Fit and detailing are visible; material data, artwork method and distress tolerances require approval.

Product type
Cropped workwear jacket
Visible fit
Boxy with drop shoulder
Visible closure
Metal snap front
Visible finish
Washed canvas with raw distressing
Artwork method
Confirmed after cloth test
Hardware
Approved for the wash route
MOQ
Reviewed by cloth, wash and artwork
Timing
Confirmed after finished-sample approval

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Development path

From graphic reference to signed jacket sample.

Pattern, pocket construction, wash, artwork and hardware are approved in a controlled sequence.

  1. 01

    Confirm the jacket direction

    Review fit, canvas, artwork, distress map, hardware and order plan.

  2. 02

    Develop the cropped block

    Sample body balance, shoulder position, sleeve and pocket proportions.

  3. 03

    Test wash and artwork

    Evaluate surface character, shade, artwork handfeel and snap performance.

  4. 04

    Approve distressing

    Lock raw-edge appearance, pocket damage limits and finished measurements.

  5. 05

    Use a signed bulk standard

    Control cut parts, assembly, finishing and final inspection from the approved sample.

Quality checkpoints

Keep deliberate distressing under control.

Inspection separates approved raw character from damage while protecting fit, hardware and artwork consistency.

Cropped balance

Front, back and side lengths checked with shoulder and sleeve symmetry.

Pocket placement

Patch-pocket height, spacing, reinforcement and distressed edges compared with the standard.

Artwork result

Scale, position, color and surface handfeel checked on the approved washed cloth.

Snap function

Spacing, attachment and opening performance verified after finishing.

Distress limits

Raw edges and abrasions kept within the approved construction map.

Clean shipment

Loose debris, stains, labels, folding and packing inspected before release.

Buyer questions

Before you request a sample.

01Can the jacket be made longer?

Yes. Body length, chest width and shoulder drop can be redeveloped through the pattern and physical sample.

02Is the graphic application method fixed?

No. The visible sample confirms placement direction; the method is selected after artwork and fabric compatibility testing.

03Can the distressed edges be removed?

Yes. Raw edges and abrasions are design variables and may be reduced, removed or remapped.

04Can snaps be replaced with a zipper?

A closure change is possible but affects construction and sampling, so it should be specified before pattern approval.

05What information is needed to start?

Provide the size chart, cloth and wash target, artwork, pocket and distress details, hardware, quantities and packaging.

Continue the evaluation

Custom development / PK-036

Develop this workwear jacket for your label.

Send your fit, canvas, wash target, artwork, distress map and quantity for a scoped review.

Submit your brief