🔴⚪️🔵 Bright Red, White & Blue MotoStripe® Coat

🔴⚪🔵 The Red, White & Blue MotoStripe® Chore Coat Bold, timeless, and built to move—this is your new statement layer with a fresh, moto-inspired edge 🏍️✨. Born from speedway color stories but designed for everyday life, the MotoStripe™ Chore Coat blends classic workwear structure with crisp, graphic impact 🎨. Crafted from heavyweight organic cotton twill with a hint of stretch (🧵 97% organic cotton, 3% spandex), it’s digitally printed in vivid red, clean white, and deep blue—no dyes, less water, less waste, and fade-free vibrancy that lasts 🌿. A bold MotoStripe® color-block layout features a blue back panel, red front panels, and blue running across the shoulders and down the arms, intersected by crisp white striping that wraps around the chest, back, and sleeves 💥. The result: a dynamic, streamlined look that turns heads from every angle. Crisp white topstitching outlines every seam for a polished finish that elevates any outfit 🚀. Whether you’re repping your favorite team, showing your country pride, or simply rocking a bold personal attitude, this coat wears your colors with confidence. The relaxed, boxy silhouette is designed for men but looks and feels great on women too 🧥—easy to layer, easy to live in, and always ready to add confident personality to any look. And since each piece is digitally printed and made to order, there’s zero inventory waste ♻️—style you can feel good about, made with intention. Why You’ll Love It ❤️: 🧵 Digitally printed in red, white & blue—fade-free and resource-saving 🧥 Relaxed, boxy unisex fit with a subtle moto edge 📦 Functional details: front button chest pockets + roomy hip pockets ♻️ Made-to-order = zero inventory waste 🧼 Easy care: Machine wash cold, tumble dry low ⏳ Ships in 4–6 weeks — because thoughtful fashion is worth the wait 🌟 Built to last. Designed to stand out. Made to be passed on—if you can let it go 😉 This is the kind of jacket you’ll wear on repeat, season after season 🛤️. Just be prepared—friends and family will try to “borrow” it.