Fabric Guide
House staple choices like organic cotton, sustainable hemp, and vintage military surplus are combined with new seasonal fabrics including British Herringbone wool and technically engineered cloths like Proline 3-ply waterproof fleece.
Core fabrics such as Japanese flight nylon and cotton corduroy are seen in signature tones of olive and black as well as sage and the new purple ash.
BRITISH HERRINGBONE WOOL
250gsm · 100% Cotton
A heavyweight Herringbone Wool woven by British Mill Abraham Moon & Sons. One of the last remaining vertical woollen mills in England, Abraham Moon & Sons have provided wool for the British Red Coats and Royal Air Force since 1837.
RECYCLED NYLON MICRO RIPSTOP
90gsm · 100% Recycled Nylon
Recycled Micro Ripstop with a crisp hand feel. During weaving, thicker and stronger reinforcement yarns are interwoven at regular intervals in order to create a crosshatch pattern. Water repellency is added due to the density of the fabric whilst remaining lightweight.
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1383 Padded Aviator Hat
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1383 Padded Aviator Hat
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JAPANESE RECYCLED NYLON
120gsm · 100% Recycled Nylon
Naturally dyed lightweight nylon developed in Japan by Komatsu, reinforced to offer tear-resistance, the fabric is lightweight and breathable. Manufactured to be PFOA free, its production is less harmful to the environment as well as the wearer, offering protection from the elements with a water- repellent finish and quick-drying properties.
HEMP/ORGANIC COTTON CORDUROY
320gsm · 55% Hemp 45% Organic Cotton
Mid-weight hemp cord retaining weft as well as pigmentation due to the hemp fibres’ highly absorbent quality when dyed. Hemp is one of earth’s most natural resources, 100% biodegradable and uv resistant. Combined with organic cotton for reinforcement and a soft handle, the fabric is breathable as well as able to provide sufficient insulation.
