SUBJECT. × Hiroko Hatano Peacoat

Fabric that lay unused became a peacoat. Fine wool from a well-known Italian mill. A fabric with strong character and a special surface finish. It had been sitting unused as deadstock. Sewn at a factory in Tsuyama, Okayama. Founded in Osaka in 1969, with a factory in Tsuyama for over thirty years. Artisans specialized in men's tailored jackets made it from the pattern up. The length is cut short for today's mood. What Hiroko Hatano liked most was how the collar stands. "It can go casual, but it still keeps a grown-up feel." Black and camel. On the camel, the large black buttons stand out. LIMITED The finer the fabric, the less of it remains, so we can only make as many as the fabric allows. One of Japan's most skilled sewing factories finishes each piece by hand to the highest standard. DETAILS ・Origin of material: deadstock wool from an Italian mill ・About the material: offcuts and deadstock are not unusable fabric. They match new fabric in quality, yet are treated as waste only because they fall short of the amount needed for mass production. ・Sewing: Tsuyama, Okayama ・Colors: black / camel ・Featured in: VOICE OF EARTH EP.04 | Hiroko Hatano (MODEL) ・Material: 90% wool, 10% polyester SIZE Size Length Shoulder Chest width Sleeve Hem width S 48 54 59.5 54.5 62 M 50 55 61.5 55.5 64 L 52 56 63.5 56.5 66 *Specification measurements (cm). As each piece is made to order, slight variations may occur. Made to order, limited quantity (only as many as the material allows) Order period: 2026.10.15 THU 20:00 – 11.14 SAT 23:59 (JST) Delivery: about two months after orders close; shipping from mid-January 2027 As items are made to order, returns and exchanges are not accepted except for defects.