Bush Jumpsuit

From the catalogue: “Like jeans, jumpsuits originated with folks who had places to go and no time to worry about delicate fabrics and shirttails popping out. Aviators, for instance: Amelia Earhart wore the first one ever seen on a woman. This abbreviated version encourages sturdy, bare-legged striding, agile scrambling, and cool brushes with silken air. It’s a straight line of rugged twill with classic bush styling; two big pockets up top, epaulets, and a bellows back pleat that’s ready to open up for a final stretch. Side-entry hip pockets conceal two more pockets under the button flaps. For women who engage in serious play, or who rate convenience as their top travel priority–say, dashing out of the safari tent when a rhino strays near camp.”

Photos from eBay, October 2020.