Frank & Eileen Northern Jumpsuit in Navy

Effortless. Versatile. One and done.

The boiler suit was originally worn during the Industrial Revolution by workers who tended coal burners. They needed clothing that would not get caught in tight spaces and that would protect their skin from soot. During World War II, women began to wear it while they worked in munitions factories (like the iconic Rosie the Riveter). It’s since been the blueprint for jumpsuits for everyone from race car drivers to Elvis, but this version from Frank and Eileen is far more versatile for modern urban life.

It can be paired with white sneakers for dog walking, school pickup, a trip to a museum, or kids’ sporting events. With a bathing suit and flip flops for a smart beach/pool coverup. Layered over a tissue turtleneck and worn with booties and a coat on a cool day. Paired with an espadrille/wedge for a winery trip. The kind of piece that generates compliments and conversation.

Proudly made in the USA using Italian linen, Frank and Eileen is women owned, Certified B Corp, and second only to Patagonia in its sustainable manufacturing practices. Guaranteed to last and to live a second life and to make a lucky daughter/niece/thrift store treasure hunter thrilled should you ever part with it.