Bench/ Twill Utility Overshirt with Snap Front

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Bench/ Twill Utility Overshirt with Snap Front

Era / Decade

2010s-2020s modern production based on current logo branding and 'Ecological' tag subtext

Material

Heavyweight Cotton Twill; likely 100% cotton or a high cotton/polyester blend with metal snap fasteners

Condition

Good to Very Good. The fabric shows some loose threading around the buttonholes and slight wash wear on the seams, but no major stains or holes visible

Demand Level

Moderate. Utility/workwear styles are currently trending, but the brand itself has lower high-end resale pull compared to premium workwear brands like Carhartt

Resale Value

Estimated Resale Value

$12.00 - $22.00

Estimated Retail Value

$35.00 - $55.00

Comparable Sales

Similar Bench/ twill shirts and light jackets typically sell between $15 and $25 on eBay and Poshmark depending on the specific style and speed of sale

Description

This Men's Bench/ utility overshirt features a rugged olive/earth-brown heavyweight twill construction. Designed with a classic pointed collar, dual front chest pockets, and silver-toned metal snap buttons engraved with the brand name. Size Medium, regular fit. Perfect for layering as a 'shacket' in transitional weather.

Key Features

Durable twill fabric, utility aesthetic (gorpcore/workwear style), branded hardware, versatile earth tone colorway

Authenticity Indicators

Sown-in Bench/ neck label with size 'M' tab, branded snap buttons. High confidence; this is a mid-market lifestyle brand not frequently counterfeited

Flaws to Note

Visible loose threads around the placket and buttonholes; minor fading on the high-contact seam areas

Selling Guide

Where to Sell

Poshmark, Mercari, or Depop for a younger audience; Facebook Marketplace for local quick sale

Selling Tips

Market this as a 'shacket' or 'utility shirt' to capture current search trends. Ensure you photograph the branded snaps and the back of the shirt. Use keywords like 'workwear', 'minimalist', and 'earthy'

Appraised on 7/9/2026