Structural jacket created by three-dimensional patterns

-Design-
A structural jacket using six darts as the framework of the shape.
Rather than conforming to the body, the darts placed from the front to the sides give three-dimensionality to the fabric itself.
With a large armhole and a uniquely distorted sleeve pattern, it looks clean while ensuring ease and a wide range of motion around the shoulders.
While retaining three-dimensionality created by the darts at the chest, a natural drape emerges from the shoulders, balancing softness with a structural form.
It is a piece that uses a pattern work typical of nonnotte, where the body fits into pre-designed three-dimensionality rather than the garment conforming to the body.

　
-Material-
Super high-density Fine Count Moleskin made from organic cotton.
Reinterpreting the ruggedness of typical moleskin, it has been finished to a smooth and supple texture.
By weaving at high density, it achieves a refined sheen similar to velvet or velour, along with the natural texture of cotton.
While having a moist softness, it also has firmness and durability.
This material possesses practicality for everyday wear, adapting to the body with repeated use, and also features a quality that shines in tailoring.