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Clothes built for labor, now worn by people whose hardest job is brunch.
means Durable, functional clothing originally designed for manual work, increasingly adopted as everyday fashion.
from Born in 19th-century factories, mines, and railyards, where denim, canvas, and rivets meant survival, not style; the runway annexed it a century later.
Rivet originLevi's patented riveted pockets in 1873 for miners.
Carhartt credFounded 1889 for railroad workers, now streetwear royalty.
Chore coatFrench peasant uniform turned design-magazine staple.