Quilted Worker Jacket
Craig Green's worker jacket turns utility, quilting and uniform codes into the house's most recognisable garment.
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Story & heritage
The Worker Jacket is the Craig Green piece most consistently named by fashion coverage: Culted identifies it as an iconic style first released in 2015, while The New Yorker describes the workwear jacket as the basic unit of the label's collections.
That status fits Green's wider biography. The brand record and official site ground the label in London, Central Saint Martins and a 2012 launch, with workwear, uniform and utility recurring across the house language.
Materials & craft
Current Farfetch product data for a black quilted jacket lists front press-stud fastening, chest patch pockets, detachable waist belt and press-stud side pockets, with a nylon-cotton composition.
Its signature is construction rather than decoration: vertical quilting, patch pockets, belts and snaps make the garment read like a functional uniform remade as sculptural fashion.
How to choose & style
Wear it as the anchor piece: straight trousers, heavy cotton shirts and simple shoes let the quilting and boxy proportions carry the look.
Choose black for the cleanest Craig Green uniform effect; lighter chalk or green versions make the construction feel more graphic.
