Made from nepped cotton, this jacket carries the textured, lived‑in character of the fabrics once common in Dutch studios and workshops. The exposed weft threads create a subtle irregularity that gives the material a natural depth, making it feel grounded and tactile rather than polished. It was chosen for its ability to bridge everyday ease with the quiet refinement expected of a jacket, allowing it to function comfortably in both work and social settings. 

The design draws from the way early twentieth‑century Dutch designers dressed, especially figures like Piet Mondriaan and Gerrit Rietveld, who relied on simple garments that supported long hours of making. The three‑button front references the suits Mondriaan wore throughout his life, while the large external pockets echo the utility of a work jacket. By removing the lining, the blazer maintains a relaxed structure and a direct connection to its material, avoiding the formality that traditional tailoring often imposes. 

The result is a piece that feels honest and approachable, shaped by the same values that defined the studios of Dutch modernism. It offers clarity without stiffness, ease without informality, and a material presence that becomes more personal with time.

100% Cotton Nepped from Japan
Corozo buttons from Japan
Made in exclusively in small quantities
Manufactured in South Korea

Dry clean only
Do not tumble dry
Do not bleach

One-Size System
Chest 61cm
Shoulder 52cm
Sleeve 63cm
Back Length 74cm

Male Model is 184cm
Female Model is 167cm