Linen Unstructured Tailored Jacket 〔BROWN〕

— Sulfur-Dyed Linen —

This material is woven from two doubled strands of heavy-count linen and dyed with sulfur dyes.

The finished fabric is stiff and deep in color, much like raw denim, but repeated wear gradually draws out the color, revealing a vintage-like faded appearance.

The contrast between its initial crispness and the way it softens over time is part of its appeal.

This is a textile meant to be made into a garment and worn until it becomes thoroughly broken in.

At first glance, it appears to be a refined tailored jacket, but the interior construction is highly restrained.

The structural seams are finished with enclosed seams, minimizing the presence of seam allowances as much as possible. Hand-stitching is then added only where stiffness is most likely to occur.

The sleeve cap has been given a modest amount of ease.

There is no exaggeration, but this small amount of room allows the arms to move naturally without feeling restrictive. The shoulder line also settles quietly along the body’s natural curves.

A hair canvas is used, but only through the chest.

Below the waist, the canvas is omitted in favor of lightness the moment it is put on. It looks structured, yet air can actually pass through. It lacks the tension typically associated with a jacket.

It looks polished, but never demands formality.

This is a tailored jacket brought closer to everyday life, with its lightness created through construction.

OTHER COLOR : BEIGE