Brand profile
Stevenson Overall Co.
Tokyo revivalist workwear label rebuilding 1920s-era American denim and Western clothing on vintage Japanese machinery.
TokyoOrigin
UnisexFocus
Workwear / HeritageStyle
$$$Price
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What to know about Stevenson Overall Co.
A dead Indiana label, restarted in Tokyo
American vintage dealer Zip Stevenson and Japanese designer Atsusuke Tagaya revived a Portland, Indiana overall maker that closed in the 1930s, relaunching it from Tokyo in 2005.
Old machines dictate the construction
Everything is made in Japan on vintage machinery, with flat-felled seams, single-needle stitching and belt loops set by hand — details that explain the price tier.
Period research, not generic workwear
Collections rework late-1800s to 1960s workwear, military and Western dress: Encinitas, Ventura and La Jolla jeans, velveteen western shirts, alpine knits, naturally dyed canvas.
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Brand facts
Stevenson Overall Co. is a Tokyo-based heritage workwear and denim label revived in 2005 by American vintage dealer Zip Stevenson and Japanese designer Atsusuke Tagaya, reviving a Portland, Indiana overall maker that closed in the 1930s. Everything is made in Japan on vintage machinery, with flat-felled seams, single-needle stitching and hand-set belt loops. Collections reinterpret late-1800s to 1960s workwear, military and Western clothing: Encinitas, Ventura and La Jolla jeans, velveteen western shirts, wool alpine knits and naturally dyed canvas jackets. Sold through specialist denim retailers worldwide.
- Founded
- 2005
- Origin
- Tokyo, Japan
- Price
- $$$
- Typical prices
- Jeans $312–$363 · Shirts $276–$332 · Jackets $376–$548
- Focus
- Unisex
- Facts checked
- August 2026
- Styles
- Workwear / Heritage