Showing posts with label first collection. Show all posts
Showing posts with label first collection. Show all posts

Friday, 11 January 2013

Details of Jackets

I have just taken these detail shots of jackets 1 and 2.

Jacket 1

Jacket 2

Wednesday, 9 January 2013

Collar Styles

Last weekend I took these photos of the collar styles of jackets one and two.


Jacket One



Jacket 2







Thursday, 13 December 2012

Our Second Jacket Finished

Like our first jacket our second jacket takes the elegant cut of a traditional Englishman's suit jacket and sets it against our star material: the famous shu wool of the Hindu Kush mountains. Shu is prized for its insulating properties, it's thick, but also lightweight and it's hard wearing as well as being soft to touch. As a nod to the traditional garments of the Hindu Kush we have done away with Western lapels and given our jacket a clean shawl collar, which unlike the first jacket is designed to be worn down. A small horn button is at the ready to fasten the collar, whilst leaving enough space to tuck a scarf in, for extra warmth and to protect the wearer's neck from the jacket's wool.  The collar is backed with durable, but flexible kaki moleskin. The coat is finished with patch pockets, three horn buttons and a sweeping hem ending in a single vent tail.






Tuesday, 6 November 2012

The First in the Collection

The prototype for Hindu Kush's first collection takes the elegant cut of a traditional Englishman's suit jacket and sets it against our star material: the famous shu wool of the Hindu Kush mountains. Shu is prized for its insulating properties, it's thick, but also lightweight and it's hard wearing as well as being soft to touch. As a nod to the traditional garments of the Hindu Kush we have done away with Western lapels and given our jacket a clean shawl collar designed to be worn up. A small horn button is at the ready to fasten the collar tight, cutting out any drafts and making our jacket a serious option for biting winter days. The collar is trimmed with needle chord so contact between the wearer's neck and the garment is comfortable. The coat is finished with a breast pocket, jetted pockets, two horn buttons and a sweeping hem ending in a single vent tail.



Image to be reproduced only with the permission of Hindu Kush ltd.