Description
but such demand for the jacket spurred Buzz Rickson's to reach out and create a collection inspired by the fictional all-black MA-1
Hand channel leather insole (5mm)
General Service' and is borrowed from the ammunition boots made for the British Army from the late 19th century up to the 1950's
The reverse features a moose that was originally drawn from a photograph by a Japanese artist in the 1950's
Contract: A Pritzker & Sons 55J-14
Coherence Corb II Coat Oyster smoke jumper but such demand for theCoherence take their inspiration from well known and legendary artists while their take on classic outerwear is elevated by their focus on in house fabric design, carefully considered detailing and a central focus on fit. The Corb II is inspired by Swiss French architect Le Corbusier, one of the pioneers of 'Modern Architecture', who was photographed in 1927 wearing a raglan sleeve overcoat. The Corb II is cut in Japan from 100% water repellent cotton