[BRU NA BOINNE] Paradox coat

BRU NA BOINNE's "Paradox Coat" is a piece that is attractive for its paradoxical design . It is based on the mod coat, known as a military coat, and uses environmentally friendly recycled nylon . This nylon is made from discarded fishing nets . Fish nets, which make up a large amount of marine waste, are recycled and tailored into a functional material that is strong and durable.

This recycled nylon is sewn with thick thread and dyed with a special technique to create a soft texture and puckering (a wrinkled look of the fabric). This results in an outerwear that is comfortable to wear and has a unique texture.

Military coats, which require functionality, are characterized by a rational design originally made for combat, but this Paradox Coat is made from materials that regenerate the environment , making it an item that combines sustainability with military functionality.

The front is decorated with covered buttons and snap buttons , giving it a classic look. The back is made with pleated tucks , emphasizing the A-line shape and drape. The design shows how well-made it is, even from the back.

With a loose silhouette reminiscent of an M-51 jacket, this is a highly convenient piece that can be quickly thrown on. By changing the inner layer, it can be worn as an outerwear piece all year round, from spring and summer to autumn and winter, and its versatile design makes it easy to match with any style.

[size]

M: Shoulder width 54cm, Body width 70cm, Sleeve length 59cm, Length 105cm

L: Shoulder width 57cm, Body width 74cm, Sleeve length 60cm, Length 108cm

[material]

100% NYLON (recycled fishing net)

[Country of origin]

Made in Japan