1of1 Readymade trenchcoat

Japanese designer Yuta Hosokawa created his brand Readymade to feature one-of-a-kind pieces made out of discarded fabrics from military clothes, bandanas, and other recycled materials., the brand has gained a fast-growing fanbase worldwide. Known for making everything in house, the label is extremely expensive due to every piece is made by hand and expensive cost with materials they use.

This coat is based on an old military navy trench coat updated with new features and updated panels.
It’s extremely baggy for size M.

The original U.S. COAST GUARD OVERCOAT was an outerwear piece adopted by the Coast Guard in the 1940s, independently of the Navy, though it drew on much of the same equipment and supply conventions. Following Coast Guard Headquarters' November 1941 order applying U.S. Navy Uniform Regulations to Coast Guard personnel, it became common practice for officers to purchase their own uniforms and outerwear from commercial outfitters using a cash uniform allowance, rather than receiving them as government issue. The garment carried no government contract label, and in its place, most surviving examples bear the label of a Boston-based rainwear maker, whose markings varied by garment but commonly included water-resistance claims such as ”SHOWER PROOF” or ”WEATHER SEALED.” These original coats are extremely hard to find now days but Yuta has long been a vintage collector and much of his design is based on the originals himself archived.

This coat is overall extremely well designed, it’s easy to wear, has a very modern fit.

Size: M (very oversized)
Condition: used for one photoshoot
Made in Japan