The gun club check, which was a favorite worn by members of British hunting clubs, is expressed in three colors: brown and navy, with a beige base, and a yellow overpane is added, complete with cantate-like colors.

We adopted it for the Balmakaan coat, which has become a standard item because of its simple appearance and ease of use.

The material used is European linen, both for the warp and weft, and for spinning. Compared to other products, the linen thread has a beautiful surface and is easy to weave, and is finished in a twill weave with two warp threads and two weft threads floating in that order. Normally, linen is made of single thread x single thread, but this time we added a little extra effort and made the warp into double threads to create a dense weave. As a result, the fabric is less likely to sag than regular linen, the twill looks beautiful, and it is also less prone to sharp wrinkles and has better wrinkle recovery.

In the final process, it is mercerized and then subjected to a strong press unique to Bishu production, giving it an elegant, silky luster, good coloring, and a bulging texture.

The silhouette is a little loose. Like last season's coat, the back is tucked to create a drape, giving the back an elegant look, and the buttoned back belt is placed high to add length to the legs. Please take note of the unique construction, such as the fly-style construction on both beads and the use of silk and linen seersucker on the lining of the sleeves.