Here just in time for summer wedding season, this unlined blazer is cut from a luxurious Belgian linen, thought to be the finest linen fabric available. The unlined cut toes the line between casual and tailored: fitted enough to be appropriate for occasions where tailoring is required, but cut with just enough room to 

Blluemade Blazer - Belgian Linen Natural

The original Wesco® Foot Patrol was conceived and designed by Giles and Chris Warren of Wesco to be a loose interpretation of a US military service boot issued to service personnel in the early to mid 20th century. This version is made from beautiful burlap rough-out steerhide leather with tan midsoles and nickel hardware. At home in all combat zones, be that jumping out of a chopper in the jungle or dealing with your boss at work.

Iron Heart Int&#39;l x Wesco® - Rough-Out Boot - Burlap. The &quot;Foot Patrol&quot;

A scene from the television series <n>Shadow Beauty</n>.

A final portrait of <n>Muhammad Ali</n>, photographed by <n>Zenon Texeira</n> in March 2016.

Photograph of <n>Yōko Wanibe</n> by <n>Masahisa Fukase</n> from his 1973 series <n>From Window</n>.

A Khmer monk smokes a cigarette in Angkor Wat, Cambodia. Photo by <n>Lieuchi Fine</n>.

Actor <n>Willem Dafoe</n> in <n>Prada</n>, photographed by <n>Jack Bridgland</n> for <n>NR Magazine</n>.

<n>Aimé Leon Dore</n> <n>Spring/Summer 2023</n> campaign, photographed in Queens, NY.

A '<n>Garb: Noir</n>' flat lay from <n>Uncrate</n> featuring items from <n>Sunspel</n>, <n>Alex Mill</n>, and <n>A.P.C.</n>

<n>Immaculate Heart College Art Department Rules</n>, a 1967 serigraph by artist <n>Corita Kent</n>.

Portrait of artist <n>Joseph Beuys</n> in Kleve, 1979. Photo by <n>Gerd Ludwig</n>.

Reinforced with 1 million high-strength stitches, the Sashiko Jacket pioneers a completely new approach to creating highly durable clothing, inspired by the ancient Japanese art of sashiko. The technique of sashiko, or ‘little stabs,’ is a highly resilient form of embroidery developed during the Japanese Edo period, where worn out garments were repaired using decorative hand stitches. Clothes would be mended again and again as they passed down the generations, getting stronger as they got older.Rather than waiting until an item of clothing needs to be repaired, we’ve simply applied sashiko-style stitching in super-strong meta-aramid thread over the entire jacket at the start of its life. By combining high-grade jacquard cotton with 5.5 kilometres of high-strength stitching, we’ve created a jacket that’s as soft and comfortable as it is tough and durable.