— Cotton Cashmere Linen / Plain Weave —

A high-density plain-weave fabric made with a twisted cotton and worsted cashmere yarn for the warp and linen for the weft.

Amid the linen’s rugged texture, you can quietly sense cashmere’s distinctive smoothness.

Finished with an air tumbler, it is designed to become more familiar with wear, developing greater character over time.

This fabric has a curious appeal that grows more refined over time.

A half-lined tailored jacket.

It looks polished, yet feels surprisingly light once you put your arms through the sleeves.

A hair canvas is used, but its effect is limited to the chest area.

Below the waist, unnecessary elements have been minimized as much as possible, creating a design that sits naturally on the body. It does not give the so-called “dressed-up” feeling.

A half-lined jacket may look simpler than a fully lined one, but in reality, the opposite is true.

Rather than suppressing the canvas, handwork has been incorporated throughout to avoid interfering with the fabric’s movement. The line from the shoulders to the front panels is not overworked, but allowed to fall quietly.

The sleeve crown has a restrained amount of fullness, without exaggeration.

Quiet when your arms are at your sides, its three-dimensional form emerges only when you move.

It is a jacket, but you do not need to decide when to wear it based on the season.

A piece that can be treated as an extension of a shirt, yet still works fully as a jacket.