Coveralls originated from mechanics' work clothes and are popularly known as "ties" or "all-in-ones. They are a rugged item with a rugged, masculine atmosphere synonymous with tough-looking work style.
In this issue, we will introduce you to STRUM JEANS' new " OVER DRIVE " line.
The engineer coveralls with large chest pockets and cankles in white, a waffle long T as innerwear, and a leather cap.
The loose bottoms of the model give the look a more mischievous feel, but the look is not overly formal or overdone.
When wearing a full set of coveralls, the area will be large, so accentuate the coordinating look with a wallet chain or bandana.
Riders are the perfect outerwear for work jumpsuits.
The trick is to wrap the tops around the waist to give them a martial appearance, and then throw them on smoothly.
This item also has the duality of being able to be worn loose as it is.
Insert a waffle long T into the black coveralls for a more masculine and work-like look.
The black coveralls are wrapped around the waist with white stitching on the cannequins, and the soles of the boots are also white to give a contrasting detail that gives the outfit a more sophisticated look.
The waist-wrap style should be worn low on the waist to create a casual, rough, and cozy atmosphere.
Rolling up the hem is also recommended for a more unified look.
Enjoy Fashion!
STRUM STAFF Ryoko
Model: 182cm/65kg
STL045-02 ( size M)
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STC141-01 (size M)
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STJ004-OG01 ( size M)
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STB006-01 (Wearing size 27cm)
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