I AM DORK /CHESTER COAT "TASMANIA WOOL DOUBLE MELTON" (BLACK)
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【PRODUCT DESCRIPTION】
I Am Dork
Tailor Box Coat (Tasmanian wool double melton chester coat).
Made using ANSNAM,I AM DORK's classic Tasmanian wool double melton.
Tasmanian wool is a rare material harvested from the merino sheep of Tasmania, Australia. Its ultra-fine fibers rival those of cashmere, creating a soft, gentle feel and excellent heat retention. The high-quality material is woven into a double-woven melton fabric, providing a firm yet lightweight feel.
The silhouette has a unique balance of drop shoulders, voluminous arms, a wide body width and a slim length.
A unique design that combines a chesterfield coat with a boxy silhouette.
The lining is made of elegant, shiny cupra, and the attention to detail, such as the heavy buttons and turn-up cuffs, gives the garment a refined look that blends dress-like elements into the rough silhouette.
We recommend styling it with the collar up or fastening the first button to create a stand-up collar. You can enjoy a variety of looks by taking advantage of the firmness of the fabric.
A piece that combines high-quality materials, a unique silhouette, and meticulous details.
This is a one-of-a-kind coat that has a somewhat rugged yet elegant appearance.
[SEASON]
25AW
[SIZE (cm)]
2 / Length 92cm, Width 67cm, Shoulder width 60cm, Sleeve length 58cm
3 / Length 95 Width 70 Shoulder width 62 Sleeve length 60
[COLOR]
BLACK
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MATERIAL】
Body: 100% wool
Lining: 100% CUPRA
[COUNTRY OF ORIGIN]
Made in Japan
[BRAND]
(I AM DORK )
"I am dork" is a brand created by Yasushi Nakano of ANSNAM.
The brand's designer is Takashi Okano of "For flowers of romance," and Nakano oversees production aspects such as patterns and materials.
The collection was created with the image of skaters from the 90s in mind, and reinterprets casual items worn by street boys of the time, such as those seen in Larry Clark's film "Kids," from the perspective of Okano, who was himself a skater himself, and creates new values by elevating them to the highest quality.
