Men / Clothing / Outerwear
Men's outerwear at M.I.G. is built for layering and long wear. The cuts run straight and uncinched. Fabrics are chosen for their ability to shed weather without adding bulk under or over tailoring. Seams are sealed. Details kept minimal. A Kind of Guise designs overshirts that work as standalone pieces or over knitwear, the Bajar Bomber in wool cashmere, the Olkay Quilted Overshirt in structured Italian cotton. Kassl Editions approaches the coat as a complete object, not a trend. The Bomber Short in waxed khaki nylon, voluminous and padded yet structured, moving easily between seasons. Ranra brings technical precision to parkas and jackets designed for actual use. The Wanderer in nylon canvas with fleece lining, made in Italy with oversized pockets and a zip closure that moves cleanly. The Reach Track Top in virgin wool with a funnel collar. The Purs Padded Hoodie Jacket in washed putty nylon, utility balanced with sculptural volume. Each one engineered between London and Reykjavík with material focus and environmental sense. Markaware builds structured pieces that hold their shape through years of wear. The Sports Jacket in wool silk cashmere beaver cloth with soft shoulders. The Walkabout Coat in wool-cashmere tweed, dropped shoulders and full length. The Half Zip Service Jacket in organic wool viyella, nods to workwear through a modern lens. The Puffed Mandarin Collar Work Jacket in organic cotton corduroy, thick and warm. mfpen's Auditor Coat in recycled brown herringbone, dramatic volume with tailored restraint. Rier's Walker Jacket in plombe felted wool, made in Austria with a sculptural cut. A.Presse's silk-cotton flight jackets and denim pieces, hand-aged for individual character. Ssstein's layered constructions in melton and sheep leather, architectural and precise. Satisfy's waterproof technical shells built for distance. These are pieces meant to anchor a wardrobe. Reach for them through seasons. Wear them hard. They're built for that.
