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The Dubbleware Lined Snap Overshirt is an archive-inspired everyday layer with the easy appeal of classic workwear. Sitting neatly between a shirt and jacket, it is cut generously to wear over a T-shirt or hoodie, making it a dependable piece for regular layering.
Crafted from sturdy 100% cotton canvas, the overshirt is finished with a 100% cotton plaid lining for added comfort, warmth and heritage character. Two chest pockets with metal rivets at the corners add practical utility detail, while tonal branded snap fastenings, subtle Hoffman chest pocket branding and a shorter casual collar complete the piece with understated workwear detail.
Key details
Generous regular fit
100% cotton canvas
100% cotton plaid lining
Two chest pockets
Metal rivets at pocket corners
Tonal branded snap fastenings
Subtle Hoffman chest pocket branding
Shorter casual collar
Archive-inspired workwear design
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If you wish to return your order, we offer a full refund, exchange or store credit if returned within 30 days in brand new, resaleable condition (including all tags and product packaging). We provide the returns label. International returns will need to be posted at your own expense.
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Dubbleware is a historic American workwear brand founded in 1918 by manufacturer M. Hoffman in Boston, Massachusetts. Built around the simple but powerful idea to “Demand the Best”, the brand quickly earned a reputation for durable, practical clothing made for the people shaping everyday working life across America. By the 1930s, Dubbleware had become a trusted name among farmers and labourers, offering hard-wearing garments designed for strength, comfort and real-world use.
The original Dubbleware range reflected the needs of classic American workwear, from denim pants and hickory dungarees to chambray boiler suits. The brand was also notable for creating inclusive workwear, with marketing aimed at women as well as men at a time when many manufacturers focused only on male workers. This practical, forward-thinking approach helped define Dubbleware’s identity: clothing made for the job, built without fuss and designed to stand the test of time.
Today, Dubbleware continues to draw from that early 20th-century workwear heritage, refining silhouettes and reworking traditional utility garments for modern wear. Its appeal lies in honest fabrics, functional shapes and a clear respect for the original purpose of work clothing. Rooted in American manufacturing history, Dubbleware represents dependable everyday style with genuine heritage behind it - simple, timeless and made with purpose.