Tellason

[Mizmazzle]

@dwils thanks bro! Cool to have a solid piece of denim history.

[Jakederoche]

Nice choice

[Mizmazzle]

Cool thing about Tellason is all their denim is legit raw. This old white oak sure as hell is. Check out the arm creases after one days wear. I dampened the inner sleeves a bit in the morning. The starch from the raw denim locked these creases in! Pretty wild.

[SKT]

@Mizmazzle that’s very cool. Gonna fade like a mf’er

[Mizmazzle]

@SKT sharp combs for sure!
Think this denim is a really slow fader. But I’m not in any rush either.

[Mizmazzle]

I’ve been on the hunt for a Tellason coverall jacket in the white oak cone mills denim for quite some time now. As @GraemeE has been on the hunt with me and has offered his expertise in chore coat history along the way, he can attest to my mild obsession.

To no avail has a “vintage” Tellason white oak coverall found its way to me. However, as the denim gods would find it to their divine wisdom to shine down on me, Tellason just released their Montana chore coat in a small batch dead stock White Oak Cone Mills selvedge 13.5oz denim. The indigo rays shined down and I knew this was the one!!

My first chore coat in the historical denim I’ve been hunting for:

[SKT]

I dig it

[GraemeE]

@Mizmazzle great fit

Is this the medium or large?

[Jakederoche]

That’s a beaut

[Mizmazzle]

@GraemeE this is the medium. The fit is money. Hopefully it won’t shrink much. Tellason said it will only shrink about 2% so I think it should be good still.

This is the large:

Not bad. Maybe with some heavy washing it would be good too.

[GraemeE]

@Mizmazzle medium looks like the best option even with 2% shriking

[Mizmazzle]

@GraemeE I agree. It’s a nice easy fit. Don’t think a touch of shrink would compromise that.

[GraemeE]

@Mizmazzle the large is bordering "stop making sense" territory

[Mizmazzle]

@GraemeE if DB says it’s cool, then it most certainly is.

[Chibs]

@Mizmazzle FFFFFFFFFFFFFFF

[Mizmazzle]

Nice…glad to see Tony and Pete get some love.

[Chibs]

Tellason had been on my radar for a while. Almost bought their Coverall jacket in orange back in March but successfully resisted. When I saw this one, it just immediately clicked. More so than the Shipjohn Ramblin actually. So I searched it up on their webpage. Noticed the measurements in size medium were ideal. Then saw it has hand warmer pockets AND INTERIOR POCKETS?!? From there I knew I was done for. Do I need an other denim jacket? Do I need an other chore coat?

[Mizmazzle]

@Chibs I agree on the hand warmer pockets. I’m forever with my hands in my pockets. At first I wasn’t sure about the lack of chest pockets for a chore coat. But then I learned about the WWII era work coats and how this Montana jacket was styled after that design and it just took seed.

I find Tellason has many strengths, but product photography is not one of them. They used to be even worse. Just a couple bad, flat lay shots. In hand, their pieces are always so much better than the photos convey. This jacket took fit and build quality way beyond the website pics in my opinion.

Plus, for me, the white oak denim is just so historic…a perfect match for a classic era chore coat.

[Chibs]

@Mizmazzle you make a good point regarding photos. Yours had me checking them out on their webpage. Had you posted their photos instead, I don’t think I’d be out the 300$.

[Chibs]

Arrived smelling like… IDK but this will get rid of it. Maybe! 🥴