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$180 USD
Our very first work jacket lives on.
One of our first steps into workwear - look at us now.
This jacket is made from mid-weight 100% cotton duck canvas.
The Basketcase spell out is done by hand using 30+ safety pins.
It features a pigment dye & heavy enzyme wash to give it a true broken in feel.
All distressing details are done by hand, making each one a slightly unique 1 of 1.
Rhoades is 6'4' & is wearing a size Large.
One size up from his true size.
We always recommend hand washing all products in cold water or dry cleaning to extend the life of the garment.
Please make sure to hang dry all products to maintain the quality of the print. Machine drying garments will distress a print over time.
All of our vintage black garments use a unique pigment black dye that is designed to fade evenly over time. Crocking in the pigment is completely normal and expected for the first few cycles of wears and washes. We advise that you wash these garments alone or with like colors and hang to dry.
Please allow up to 8-10 weeks for tracking information and shipping.
We are happy to update you through the process or answer any questions about your order by emailing info@basketcase.gallery
Basketcase LLC is an independent label run by Zach Kinninger and his friends out of Los Angeles, CA. We have no corporate cosign or funding. We are using local printers, everything is hand-packed, we create all the content. Thanks for supporting thoughtful and independent design.
FOR BLACK FRIDAY ALL ITEMS FINAL SALE. NO RETURNS OR EXCHANGES.
For any questions or concerns, feel free to reach out to us at info@basketcase.gallery
$180 USD
We always recommend hand washing all products in cold water or dry cleaning to extend the life of the garment.
Please make sure to hang dry all products to maintain the quality of the print. Machine drying garments will distress a print over time.
All of our vintage black garments use a unique pigment black dye that is designed to fade evenly over time. Crocking in the pigment is completely normal and expected for the first few cycles of wears and washes. We advise that you wash these garments alone or with like colors and hang to dry.
