Jack Kerouac and the Beats made a fetish of utilitarian workwear, both in their lives in their plaid shirts and beat-up blouson jackets and in their literature: His dirty work clothes clung to him so gracefully, as though you couldnt buy a better fit from a custom tailor but only earn it from the Natural Tailor of Natural Joy, writes Kerouac of Dean Moriarty (inspired by real-life Beat hipster Neal Cassady) in 1957s On The Road
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