Linen Unstructured Tailored Jacket 〔BEIGE〕

— Sulfur-Dyed Linen —

A fabric woven from two strands of thick-count linen held together, then dyed with sulfur dyes.

The finished fabric is firm and deeply colored, much like raw denim, but repeated wear gradually draws out the color, revealing a vintage-like faded character.

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

This is a textile meant to be made into a garment and worn until it becomes beautifully lived-in.

At first glance, it is a refined tailored jacket, but its internal construction is remarkably restrained.

The structural seams are finished with enclosed stitching to minimize the presence of seam allowances. Hand tacking is then applied only where stiffness is most likely to develop.

The sleeve head is given a modest amount of fullness.

There is no exaggeration, but this slight allowance lets the arms move naturally without feeling restrictive. The line at the shoulder settles quietly along the body's curves as well.

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

Below the waist, the canvas is omitted to prioritize 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 requires you to feel self-conscious.

A tailored jacket brought closer to everyday wear, with its lightness created through the craft of its construction.

OTHER COLOR : BROWN