Mid length hooded classic four pocket detail parka built with a modern workwear aesthetic in mind. This style can be easily used as a fabric or print mix combination  to give a relevant appeal to a wide market. 

Drop tail hooded jacket with kangaroo style pocket. A light fill can allow for a layering piece to be worn under the jacket for extra warmth. 

Updating a basic silhouette with bold, large blocks of color that gives the opportunity to channel a nostalgic outdoor aesthetic. Can be monochromatic combinations or multiple colors, also can be a great way to mix fabrics.

Pop linings, contrast used at hemline or yoke, traditional flap pocket placement and metal snap closure. Zip pockets added for extra storage, one in particular for a cell phone.

Updated puffer jacket with a slightly longer silhouette complete with removable hood and stand up collar, exterior quilting at sleeves, interior quilting at body, and multi pocketing. Premium fabrication and details, gives a classic style a modern edge. 

Workwear inspired slightly cropped puffer jacket with mock neck collar, multi pocketing, exterior sleeve quilting, and interior quilting and body.  

The silhouette of this jacket is made perfectly to be constructed in a classic canvas, or even wool for that elevated feel. A premium fill will add comfort and and great warmth to anyone that wears the garment.

Classic style windbreaker evolves into a versatile modern item, with a front chevron chest panel that can be applied in a contrast color or fabric mixing. A kangaroo style pocket integrated seamlessly into a front panel resulting in a sleek silhouette. 

Taking authentic inspiration and creating something new.

Illustration on the left represents a uniform of a Staff-Sergeant from the 1st Infantry Division of World War II. The U.S. Army NCO wears a standard army combat uniform and kit. Over an olive-drab wool shirt a light weight field jacket is worn, together with olive-drab trousers, canvas leggings and russet ankle boot.

Illustration on the right is the result of using the World War II Staff-Sergeant uniform as inspiration.

Inspired by the M1965 field jacket, which was initially designed for the United States military to protect the soldiers from cold weather, and monsoonal rains during the Vietnam War.

The M65 jacket is probably one of the most popular military style jackets worn by civilians today.

Inspired by the fishtail parka that was used for the first time in 1951 by the United States Army during the Korean War. This is where the jacket first got it's model name M1951 or M51 (M standing for 'military' and the year when it was standardized).  The soldiers were equipped with the parka to cope with extreme weather conditions while in combat. 

England in the 1960's, the fishtail parka became cultural wardrobe icon with Mods as it was quickly adopted by them for it's statement of originality and style.

Taking a classic style parka with cut and sew panels allowing the opportunity to mix fabric to be applied as contrast color, or tonal to add texture.

Cozy Duffle Coat silhouette with an heavy wool exterior and a premium interior fill for warmth. Adding coated water resistant zippers for a modern twist.

For those days when temperatures drop and the wind is howling between city buildings, which is no match for this down filled insulated jacket that will protect you from the elements.

With ever-changing weather conditions at winter time this jacket will have you ready for those long challenging commutes.