"Study" Jacket SE
"Study" Jacket SE
Part of the Chamblandes Series.
Studio-made Edition.
Made in Japan.
- Single-Breasted Jacket
- Tailored Shape
- Curved Sleeves with Buttoned Cuffs
- Horn Buttons
- 2 Outer Pockets
- 2 Inner Pockets
- 3 Main Front Buttons
- Top Button Closure
- Single Back Vent
- 1 Welt Chest Pocket
- 1 Ticket Pocket
- Fully Lined
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Material Composition
Material Composition
Outer:
100% Linen
Woven and Dyed in Japan.
Lining:
70% Cotton
30% Silk
Woven and Dyed in Japan.
Further Information
Further Information
Our clothes are entirely manufactured without the use of artificial stiffeners, which provides them with a sense of essential softness and comfort in the ease of movement it generally enables.
This freedom of structure allows for the garments to change its shape over time, as it will come to reflect its wearer's experience of existence.
As such do our garments formally not retain their original shape, in the strictness of that sense, as they adapt to the unique phenomena they will be exposed to during the course of their lifetime.
Size Chart "Study" Jacket
All of the following measurements are indicated in centimeters.
Model is 178 cm and wears size I
|
Shoulder Width |
40 |
|
Chest |
78 |
|
Waist |
67 |
|
Hip |
88 |
"Study" Jacket
|
Size |
I |
II |
III |
IV |
|
1. Shoulder |
42 |
43.5 |
44.5 |
46 |
|
2. Chest |
52 |
53.5 |
55 |
57 |
|
3. Waist |
44 |
45.5 |
46.5 |
48 |
|
4. Back Length |
64 |
66 |
68 |
70 |
|
5. Sleeve Length |
57 |
58.5 |
60.5 |
62 |
Please do note that these are only approximate guidelines, and that depending on the material, these measurements may not see themselves accurately corresponding to the measurements of the actual garment.
Please refer to the instructions at the bottom on the measuring method to be utilized in order to get as accurate of an estimation as possible of the correct size to choose.
In order to get as accurate of an idea as possible of the potential fit of these garments it is recommended that one makes comparative measurements on a piece of clothing which one already owns, and finds oneself satisfied with.
1. Shoulder – From the back, measure the distance between the highest point of the two shoulder seams.
2. Chest – From the front, measure the distance between the widest points of the garment, directly underneath the seam which attaches the sleeve to the body of the garment.
3. Waist – From the front, measure the distance between the narrowest points of the garment, usually situated around 5-15 cm underneath the measurement effectuated for the chest.
4. Back Length – From the back, measure the distance between the collar seam, at the top of the body of the garment, and the hem, the bottommost edge of the body of the garment.
5. Sleeve Length – From the front, measure the distance between the seam at the top of the sleeve and the cuff.