Jackets
Jackets sit between a shirt and a coat. They layer over knitwear or work worn open over tailoring. The selection runs across tailored pieces in worsted wool, denim in faded washes, leather in vintage-inspired cuts, and technical shells built for weather. Tailored jackets use sulfur dyes and finishes that show a worn surface from the start. Denim is substantial enough to develop patina through years of wear. Leather jackets age and soften over time. Technical shells seal at the seams and stay slim under outerwear. Construction matters. Seams are reinforced. Collars and cuffs hold their shape. Pockets carry actual weight. Zips and buttons are sourced for reliability. Each piece is built to be worn hard and to develop character with time.
