A high collar that covers the neck, a large chin strap, and a patch pocket on the right chest. This coat, memorable at first glance, is designed with inspiration from military gas cape coats worn in polluted environments. Of course, it is not a direct reproduction. The key lies in how it has been reconstructed to fit naturally into a modern wardrobe.
While retaining its distinctive details, the fabric used is a lightweight, high-density plain weave. For the gray version, sulfur-dyed cotton nep yarn is used for the warp, and recycled nylon for the weft. A bleaching process is then applied to create a naturally sun-faded, vintage-like appearance. In addition, the A-line silhouette tempers any heaviness, resulting in a look that pairs well with baggy denim and feels right for the present moment.
For spring outerwear, which can easily become predictable, why not add a piece like this as a new option?
