“A Leather Jacket That Gathers Time”

Newly bought leather is neatly finished, and every piece carries a similar refined look.

Each time it is worn, creases, scuffs and unevenness unique to the wearer appear, and its character changes little by little.

The "time" etched into it in this way turns it into a piece that is entirely the wearer's own.





Leather jackets worn by architects and engineers in Europe from the 1930s to the 1950s.

Garments worn for work, that moved, wore down and gathered time.

Taking these practical leather jackets as a starting point, we reworked the silhouette with a contemporary sensibility.






The shoulders and sleeves are deliberately roomy, so the silhouette doesn't follow the body too closely.

The shoulders aren't stiff, so the jacket settles onto the wearer's body while the character of the leather emerges naturally.






And this leather comes with a little "time" built in from the start.

By using different colors for the surface and the base, layers of different colors are created within a single hide.


Wear it.
It rubs.
It settles in.


As the surface color gradually changes, the color beneath it begins to show.

A side of the leather you couldn't see yesterday appears through the time you have spent wearing it.






Rather than wearing a garment someone else has completed, you layer on your own time until, little by little, it becomes a piece that is yours alone.


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¥220,000 (tax included)
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