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Fencing Jacket
Fabricated in an English wool cashmere herringbone

A fully lined midweight jacket - the fencing jacket is comprised of a 100 percent BCI cotton twill for the lining and a drapey cashmere wool green herringbone for the shell. The jacket sports a hand-woven tie at the waist to give the option of cinching in the jacket, giving it a blousiness.

The opening to the tie at the waist, as well as all the buttonholes, are worked by hand, as well as hand-picked detailing along the pockets on the sides.

The jacket is patterned to fit a medium / 38 - it's recommended to take true to size or size up for a more relaxed fit.

Slant Coat
Fabricated from an off-cut super 150 suiting wool

The Slant Coat for me was an exercise of unconventional construction. It has all the facets of a traditionally nice coat and then some - two kissing welt pockets that are cashmere lined, a hundred percent cotton lining, hand-done button holes, a fine suiting wool shell, a cashmere under collar, and a sterling silver button. But in the unconventional side of things I opted only to substantiate certain parts of the coat - there’s no fusable used along the whole piece, and it is faced only in select areas, giving a unique flow and fit to the coat.

The coat is patterned to fit a medium / 38 - it's recommended to take true to size or size up for a more relaxed fit.

Anthem Shirt
Fabricated in an English wool HBT with full .925 silver buttons

For me, herringbone is a staple; few types of weave offer so much intricacy and texture while maintaining such an elegant profile. This shirt is a one-off using offcuts from an English mill - the fabric is 100 percent wool and has been washed to account for any shrinkage.

The star of the show with this shirt is the filled-out buttons, where all my pieces have one or more of the sterling silver buttons I cast; this is the only shirt to have all silver buttons.

The shirt is patterned to fit a medium / 38 - it's recommended to take true to size or size up for a more relaxed fit.

Anthem Women's Flannel
Fabricated in an overdyed Italian wool gingham

Sporting the same exact styling as the men's anthem shirt, the women's anthem has a slightly more sloped in fit at the waist, tighter hem width, and smaller collar opening. This fabrication specifically is sporting one sterling silver button on an Italian wool gingham that I garment dyed into a brown.

The shirt is patterned to fit a woman's small

Airbag Jeans
Fabricated in vintage deadstock denim

Jeans are to me maybe the most personal a piece of clothing can get. Aside from the impression left on raw denim by wear, which tells a story in itself, jeans are one of the few things it seems everyone, even those not consciously engaged in fashion, has an opinion about.

For me, the Airbag Jean is my ideal cut - something generous in the leg and a bit longer in rise. It’s not meant to cling to your leg and create friction with every movement; it's just meant to be durable, approachable, and stylistically interesting.

This pair of Airbag Jeans specifically is made in a deadstock vintage denim from the 50s, which was milled in the States and features a single silver button.

The pant is patterned to fit a medium / 32 - it's recommended to take true to size or size up for a more relaxed fit.

Fog Trousers
Fabricated from an offcut of Italian suiting wool

The Fog Trouser acts as my take on a suiting pant - this one in particular sports two cashmere side seam pockets and a single slanted back welt pocket. The pants are unlined and because of the weight of this wool, they lend themselves to be good for most seasons of the year, barring extreme cold or heat. They're the same volume and proportion as the Airbg Jean but have a bit more flow to them.

The pant is patterned to fit a medium / 32 - it's recommended to take true to size or size up for a more relaxed fit.

Lined Fog Trousers
Fabricated from an offcut of a heavy Irish wool twill

The lined fog trouser is meant to be a more robust pant good for harsher weather conditions. For that, this pair is made with a hefty hundred percent Irish wool twill and lined with a BCI cotton twill.

The lining is the star of the show with this pair, as it’s been naturally dyed with cutch and iron, and then finished with a woodblock printing motif all over.

The pant is patterned to fit a medium / 32 - it's recommended to take true to size or size up for a more relaxed fit.

Pleated Fog Trousers
Fabricated from a heavy vintage French moleskin

The Pleated Fog Trouser is supposed to be an even wider, more relaxed version of the regular Fog. In this case, it’s done in a vintage French moleskin from the mid-60s. It sports one sterling silver top button and two side seam pockets with slanted back darts. The pleats give a substantial amount of room in the thigh and down the leg.

The pant is patterned to fit a medium / 32 - it's recommended to take true to size or size up for a more relaxed fit.

Biking Bag
Fabricated in veg-tanned Italian lambskin

The Biking Bag is a roomy, everyday bag meant to handle anything. Normally produced in odd offcuts of fabric to reduce roll end waste, the leather fabrication offers a bit more of a traditional “bag” take. This bag is in a run of 3, produced with an Italian vegetable-tanned lambskin, finished with cow shoulder veg-tanned straps.

The lining features a single pocket, in this fabrication produced with a cotton herringbone twill.

m.m.nakamura - made in New York

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