Stevenson Overall Co. HogHead Heathered Corduroy Railway Jacket - Charcoal

The HogHead Railway Jacket by Stevenson Overall Co. is a contemporary interpretation of a pre-war American railroad jacket - named after the slang term 'hoghead‘, once used to describe a locomotive engineer. With its clear three-pocket layout, curved hems, and tailored silhouette, the jacket bridges vintage utility with modern refinement.

The charcoal heathered wide-wale corduroy fabric references classic workwear materials but adds visual depth through its salt-and-pepper texture. The patch pockets feature Stevenson's signature curved detailing, while tarnished laurel wreath buttons and a paper patch nod to early 20th-century industrial design. An interior pocket completes the practical layout, making the piece as functional as it is timeless.

Built with respect for the uniforms worn by American railway workers in the 1910s and '30s, the HogHead stands as a wearable piece of history not a replica but a reinterpretation. For a cohesive look, the jacket can be worn as a set together with the matching Blazer Pants from Stevenson Overall Co., made from the same textured corduroy fabric.

• Stevenson Overall Co. HogHead Jacket
  
• HH1-OXC
  
• Heather Charcoal
  
• Regular Fit
  
• 100% Cotton
  
• Salt & Pepper Textured Wide-Wale Corduroy
  
• Laurel Wreath Metal Buttons
  
• Signature Curved Single Stitch Details
  
• 2 Lower Patch Pockets
  
• 1 Patched Chest Pocket
  
• 1 Interior Pocket
  
• Curved Hem
  
• One-Wash: Minimal Shrinkage
  
• Made In Japan