Engineered garments oversized coat

Bought in NYC Sample sale a few years ago. With Mark Boutlier fun facts.
They had this coat & a few other items designed for the runway but never got thru the process.

amazing hand dyed plaid! Very hard to find now days. The flannel is made from thick yarn woven into a dense, heavyweight cotton flannel. Designed as a practical cold-weather workwear option, shirts like this became a mainstay for many American workwear brands throughout the 1960s. Cotton flannel was favored over wool because it was easier to care for and more affordable, making it a popular choice among workers across the country.
This has an amazing amount of work behind it!
It takes forever to make anything handdyed in Japan because of the traditional method they use.

The plaid red is dyed and made by an age-old Japanese dyeing technique that creates a vivid image using an elaborate dye process.
Be aware that the color bleeds and will change character over time, this should not be seen as a negative thing but a perk of the natural fabrics! This coat almost changes color, think it turns grey with time.

In the 1950s, plaid flannel shirts began to rise in popularity. Originally made from blends of rayon and wool, they later evolved with the introduction of loosely woven cotton yarns. These cotton versions were more breathable and easier to layer, making them suitable for both work and daily wear.

Perfect for you that wants something to wear everyday and beat it up!

Sample
Size M (fits big imo)

Made in NYC & fabric from Japan

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