Rare Vintage Feedsack Camp Coat - Medium
Back in the day, farm families didn’t let much go to waste, old cotton and linen sacks were turned into just about everything. During the Great Depression, feed sacks weren’t just for grain, they became fabric for dresses, aprons, curtains, and even jackets.
Now, we’re giving that tradition a modern twist - turning damaged quilts, blankets, and feed sacks into one-of-a-kind handmade pieces with stories to tell.
This Coat was made 3 Rare vintage Feedsacks - See full details in drop downs below
2 outside patch pockets, 1 inside Pocket on left side
Lined with 7oz Cotton Canvas in Natural color
Heavy Duty Marine Grade Snap Buttons
Some small stains and wear due to age of the material used
Free shipping on orders over $250
Size Medium (Fits like a Men’s Medium)
Measurements
Chest: 17.5” / 45cm
Waist: 23.5” / 60cm
Length: 24” / 61cm
Sleeve: 24.5” / 62cm
About the Feedsacks
Calrose Rice: A medium-grain rice developed in California in the 1940s. “Cal” stands for California, and “rose” refers to the medium-grain shape. It became a staple rice for Japanese-American communities and is still widely consumed. The feedsacks are from 1970.
Feedsack/Fabric Bag Use: Many vintage rice, flour, and feed bags were made of cotton or muslin and reused for clothing, quilting, or household goods. This one looks like a printed cotton or muslin sack, common from the mid-20th century (likely 1950s–70s).
Niko Niko means “smile” or “smiling” in Japanese, suggesting a friendly and family-oriented brand image.
Seasia (Seattle, WA): Is a Pacific Northwest-based Asian food importer.
It has been laundered but some small stains persist due to age
Vintage 100 lb Sho-Chiku-Ba Sweet Rice Sack Koda Farms So Dos Palos Calif RB#1
dated 1950-1959 100lb Feedsack
It has been laundered but some small stains persist due to age
Sewing Pattern Used
The Camp Coat in a size Medium can be found here
Back in the day, farm families didn’t let much go to waste, old cotton and linen sacks were turned into just about everything. During the Great Depression, feed sacks weren’t just for grain, they became fabric for dresses, aprons, curtains, and even jackets.
Now, we’re giving that tradition a modern twist - turning damaged quilts, blankets, and feed sacks into one-of-a-kind handmade pieces with stories to tell.
This Coat was made 3 Rare vintage Feedsacks - See full details in drop downs below
2 outside patch pockets, 1 inside Pocket on left side
Lined with 7oz Cotton Canvas in Natural color
Heavy Duty Marine Grade Snap Buttons
Some small stains and wear due to age of the material used
Free shipping on orders over $250
Size Medium (Fits like a Men’s Medium)
Measurements
Chest: 17.5” / 45cm
Waist: 23.5” / 60cm
Length: 24” / 61cm
Sleeve: 24.5” / 62cm
About the Feedsacks
Calrose Rice: A medium-grain rice developed in California in the 1940s. “Cal” stands for California, and “rose” refers to the medium-grain shape. It became a staple rice for Japanese-American communities and is still widely consumed. The feedsacks are from 1970.
Feedsack/Fabric Bag Use: Many vintage rice, flour, and feed bags were made of cotton or muslin and reused for clothing, quilting, or household goods. This one looks like a printed cotton or muslin sack, common from the mid-20th century (likely 1950s–70s).
Niko Niko means “smile” or “smiling” in Japanese, suggesting a friendly and family-oriented brand image.
Seasia (Seattle, WA): Is a Pacific Northwest-based Asian food importer.
It has been laundered but some small stains persist due to age
Vintage 100 lb Sho-Chiku-Ba Sweet Rice Sack Koda Farms So Dos Palos Calif RB#1
dated 1950-1959 100lb Feedsack
It has been laundered but some small stains persist due to age
Sewing Pattern Used
The Camp Coat in a size Medium can be found here
Back in the day, farm families didn’t let much go to waste, old cotton and linen sacks were turned into just about everything. During the Great Depression, feed sacks weren’t just for grain, they became fabric for dresses, aprons, curtains, and even jackets.
Now, we’re giving that tradition a modern twist - turning damaged quilts, blankets, and feed sacks into one-of-a-kind handmade pieces with stories to tell.
This Coat was made 3 Rare vintage Feedsacks - See full details in drop downs below
2 outside patch pockets, 1 inside Pocket on left side
Lined with 7oz Cotton Canvas in Natural color
Heavy Duty Marine Grade Snap Buttons
Some small stains and wear due to age of the material used
Free shipping on orders over $250
Size Medium (Fits like a Men’s Medium)
Measurements
Chest: 17.5” / 45cm
Waist: 23.5” / 60cm
Length: 24” / 61cm
Sleeve: 24.5” / 62cm
About the Feedsacks
Calrose Rice: A medium-grain rice developed in California in the 1940s. “Cal” stands for California, and “rose” refers to the medium-grain shape. It became a staple rice for Japanese-American communities and is still widely consumed. The feedsacks are from 1970.
Feedsack/Fabric Bag Use: Many vintage rice, flour, and feed bags were made of cotton or muslin and reused for clothing, quilting, or household goods. This one looks like a printed cotton or muslin sack, common from the mid-20th century (likely 1950s–70s).
Niko Niko means “smile” or “smiling” in Japanese, suggesting a friendly and family-oriented brand image.
Seasia (Seattle, WA): Is a Pacific Northwest-based Asian food importer.
It has been laundered but some small stains persist due to age
Vintage 100 lb Sho-Chiku-Ba Sweet Rice Sack Koda Farms So Dos Palos Calif RB#1
dated 1950-1959 100lb Feedsack
It has been laundered but some small stains persist due to age
Sewing Pattern Used
The Camp Coat in a size Medium can be found here