Jean work jacket
The raw-denim jacket that carries A.P.C.’s jean language above the waist.
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Story & heritage
Founded in Paris in 1987 by Jean Touitou, A.P.C. built its reputation on durable, understated pieces rather than seasonal spectacle.
Official A.P.C. denim pages trace the house language to Raw Since 1987: rigid Japanese denim designed to soften, fade, and record the wearer over time. The brand’s selvedge guide names the Standard family as core A.P.C. pieces, while the fit guide treats New Standard as the quintessential everyday cut.
Materials & craft
A.P.C. Men's jacket. - Unisex style. - Fitted cut. - Button closure. - Two chest pockets with buttoned flaps. - Two side pockets. - Small buttoned tightening tabs at the bottom of the back. - Unlined. - Tone-on-tone stitching. The official product page presents it in raw Japanese selvedge denim, keeping the detailing close to classic workwear: chest pockets, side pockets and a button front.
How to choose & style
Treat it like a denim overshirt when new and a real jacket once the raw cloth softens. Matching raw jeans make a deliberate uniform; chinos or wool trousers keep it less denim-on-denim.
The fitted cut rewards sizing carefully: neat over a tee, one size up if it needs to sit over a sweatshirt.
