— Sulfur-Dyed Linen —

Coarse-count linen2A fabric woven with carefully aligned yarns and dyed using sulfur dyes.

Freshly dyed, it has the hard, deep color of raw denim, but with repeated wear, the color gradually fades, revealing a vintage-like patina.

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

This textile is meant to be made into a garment and worn until it becomes completely relaxed.

At first glance, it is a refined tailored jacket, but its interior construction is highly restrained.

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

The sleeve head has been given a modest amount of fullness.

There is no exaggeration, but this slight room allows the arms to move naturally without feeling constricted. The shoulder line also settles quietly along the body's curves.

There is a chest canvas, but it extends only as far as the chest.

The interlining is omitted from the waist down, prioritizing lightness from the moment you put it on. It looks structured, yet air can pass through it. It lacks the tension typically associated with a jacket.

It looks polished, yet never feels formal or restrictive.

A tailored jacket made light through its construction, brought closer to everyday wear.

OTHER COLOR : BROWN