• A khaki workwear boxy jacket that has brown wooden buttons going down the middle and two square pockets on the bottom, either side. On the left hand side of the jacket is brown donkey patch on another square pocket that has Tom & Boy beneath the donkey.
  • A boy standing in front of a brown panelled wall in a room with red floors wears a khaki workwear boxy jacket. The jacket has brown buttons and two square pockets on the bottom, either side. On the left hand side of the jacket is brown donkey patch on another square pocket. This is paired with of khaki balloon leg trousers and a pair of black vintage school shoes and orange socks.
  • A closeup headshot of a mixed race boy standing in front of a brown panelled wall. He is wearing a high neck khaki jumper and a khaki jacket which appears to have wooden buttons going down the front.
  • A boy sits in a blue crushed velvet chair in front of shelves of books reading a manga book. He is wearing a khaki workwear boxy jacket and khaki balloon leg trousers. Around his neck is a blue knitted jumper that has black stripes with a white border around th outside of them. This is paired with black vintage style school shoes and orange socks .
  • A boy looking at music records in front of shelves of books. He is wearing a high neck blue jumper and on top of that a a khaki workwear boxy jacket. The jacket has brown buttons and two square pockets on the bottom, either side. On the left hand side of the jacket is brown donkey patch on another square pocket.
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Tom & Boy Workwear Jacket

Tom & Boy Workwear Jacket

Tom & Boy

£82.00 GBP
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The Tom & Boy Workwear Jacket in khaki is crafted from 100% organic cotton, offering a vintage-inspired feel. It features wooden buttons, three front patch pockets, and a distinctive leather patch showcasing a donkey motif alongside the Tom & Boy logo.

This new AW24 collection draws inspiration from "My Favourite Things," a song from the 1959 musical The Sound of Music. In the film, the song is sung by Maria, played by Julie Andrews, to comfort the Von Trapp children during a thunderstorm. Maria lists simple pleasures that lift her spirits when she's feeling down, like "Raindrops on roses and whiskers on kittens, bright copper kettles and warm woollen mittens."

The song also lent its name to jazz saxophonist John Coltrane’s 1961 album My Favourite Things. The album features reimagined versions of popular songs by composers such as Gershwin and Porter. Coltrane once remarked, "you’ve got to go back to the old things and see them in a new light."

With these two references in mind, we asked children about their favourite things that make them feel better. Their picks include: little donkeys, libraries, bagels, pickles, and whistling a tune.

What are yours?

Colour: Khaki

Material: 100% organic cotton

Care: 30c machine wash Iron low heat Do not dry clean Do not tumble dry Wash and iron inside out

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