TENDER CO. "TYPE 904｜CROSS CUT JEANS JACKET" (RINSED)

DESCRIPTION

【Item Details】
This original denim jacket embodies TENDER Co.'s experimental "cross-cutting" approach this season.
Unlike conventional cutting, a bold and extravagant method is employed where the pattern is placed horizontally against the fabric, determining the length of both the body and sleeves. This results in a unique detail that ingeniously defies vintage theory: horizontal "selvedge" (ear) appears at both the hem and cuffs.
The body is cut from a single large piece of fabric, and the sleeves are kept continuous from cuff to shoulder seam, creating a minimalist structure. Four large patch pockets, spanning the front and back of the jacket, add a powerful, tool-like character.
While inheriting the genes of workwear, such as a well-formed double-layered collar and heavy-duty rivet-fastened jeans fly buttons, it possesses an overwhelming presence that transcends the boundaries of existing denim jackets.
The rinse-finished body, sewn with 100% cotton thread, develops three-dimensional wrinkles along the wearer's body with wear. It comes with a red label indicating it is made in the UK.

【TENDER Co.】
DESIGNER: William Krol
He worked as a designer for the European line of EVISU jeans, EURO EVISU.
He then studied tailoring techniques at Savile Row in the UK.
He later learned denim production in Kojima, Okayama Prefecture.
He currently teaches denim at Central Saint Martins, a fashion school in the UK.
The patterns are drawn by designer William, sewing is done in the UK, and dyeing is done in France and the UK.

【Size (cm)/SIZE GUIDE】
4 　Length 67/Width 57.5/Shoulder Width 46/Sleeve Length 66
5 　Length 67/Width 60/Shoulder Width 50/Sleeve Length 66

【Material】
COTTON　100％

【Country of Origin】
MADE IN UK

【Our Product Number】
u36a655230178

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