— Merino Double Cloth —
A worsted double-weave fabric made from carefully selected merino wool for both the warp and weft.
Its interwoven structure provides warmth and resilience within a clean, refined surface.
It is lightweight, yet offers a reassuring sense of substance when worn.
Including the rich depth of color achieved through piece dyeing, this is a fabric elevated in both structure and appearance.
Keeping the name “Director’s Jacket” intact, this time we have replaced the material with a wool double-face fabric.
The director envisioned here is, once again, not someone in formal attire.
Someone who moves between the field, makes decision after decision, and has no time to worry about their clothes, yet still needs to “look put-together.”
Double-face wool combines lightness with a resilient feel.
Rather than relying on interlining, it maintains its three-dimensional shape through the structure of the fabric itself, so while its appearance is precise, it feels remarkably natural to wear.
It has substantial thickness without feeling heavy, following the body's movements without lag.
The jacket is constructed with a half lining.
The body is lined with cotton × rayon, while the sleeves use cupra stripe lining, ensuring lightness that allows air to pass through and preserving a full range of arm movement.
Piping, catch-stitching, and hand-sewn finishing at the collar and inner shoulder seams are among the structural details to which time has been devoted precisely because they remain unseen.
The buttons are genuine horn with a subdued sheen. They do not call attention to themselves, but the difference is unmistakable to the touch.
A jacket that makes decisions feel one step quicker simply by throwing it on.
It works without thought, yet never looks casual.
A Director’s Jacket for the modern day, made possible by wool double-face fabric.
