Japanese brand Soundman have created a name for themselves creating unique clothing with a classical twist. Their latest collection for SS26 is no different as the Rector Jacket demonstrates. The Rector from Soundman takes its cues from the understated tailoring of 1930's British sack coats.
Similar to originals from the period, the coat features a three-button front, no vent, and three external patch pockets, offering a relaxed, unstructured silhouette that is easy to wear. Cut in Japan from a salt shrunk linen canvas, using the Arimatsu Shibori method, where fabric is treated with a salt-condensed liquid to create a unique, textured, and durable fabric - ideal for this linen & this style of Jacket.
A considered update for the modern wearer includes a slightly enlarged hip pocket on the right side, sized to comfortably fit a smartphone, while two large hip pockets and single chest pocket add to the utility of the Rector. An inside pocket and double dyed nut buttons complete the look.
100% linen Salt shrunk linen Arimatsu Shibori method - giving soft, subtle yet structured feel Based on 1930's sack jacket 3 button front Relaxed silhouette Enlarged hip pocket Two large hip pockets Single chest pocket Interior pocket Double dyed nut buttons Made in Japan
Description from Clutch Cafe.
Shops in United Kingdom.
