Meet the Bertie Chore Jacket

Inspired by Bertie Reed, who established Trevayne Farm in 1935. The chore jacket has its roots in traditional farm workwear — clothing made first and foremost to be useful. Hard-wearing, uncomplicated and comfortable enough to work in all day, it was designed for the realities of life outdoors.

The Reeds started farming Trevayne Farm in 1935

The Farm House

Bertie Llewelyn Reed

Over looking the farm house from Home Meadow, Violet Reed favourite spot to garden

Chore 01 | Field Check

Cut from 8.7oz British-made waxed cotton, the cloth has a traditional tartan check in earthy shades of brown, chosen to sit naturally within the landscape.

Cut from our Monkstone Flock traditional farm house cloth, made from the Black Welsh Mountain of the Monkstone flock.

Chore 02 | Cloth

Chore 03 | Field Note Tweed

Monkstone Tweed, thoughtfully exploring the cut and silhouette, with practical, useful features always at the forefront. Tweed from the Monsktone Flock.