South of North Brown Mini Kelsch
A relaxed fitting, boxy, button-front jacket cut from a midweight cotton/linen mini-Kelsch in ecru and brown. Features a standing collar cut as a continuation of the front body panel, on-seam hand pockets at the mid-chest, and a natural cord drawstring with natural veg-tan toggles. Raglan sleeves combine with princess-style panels for a soft shouldered silhouette with volume concentrated through the sides; darted two-piece sleeves offer a graceful forward stance, cinching the provided drawstring allows for dynamic bloused volume. Constructed with a full lining in an undyed, crisp cotton plain weave including two inner breast pockets for a fully encased finish; undyed Corozo buttons.
The Mini Kelsch Cloth is part of Unkruid's ongoing collaboration with a one-man mill located in Alsace in the East of France. This edition is woven from cotton and linen yarns and bears a crisp, firm texture that softens slightly with age. Kelsch cloths serve a similar role to Scottish Tartans in French culture and this mill is one of the only remaining producers of these cloths with rich, complex history.
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A relaxed fitting, boxy, button-front jacket cut from a midweight cotton/linen mini-Kelsch in ecru and brown. Features a standing collar cut as a continuation of the front body panel, on-seam hand pockets at the mid-chest, and a natural cord drawstring with natural veg-tan toggles. Raglan sleeves combine with princess-style panels for a soft shouldered silhouette with volume concentrated through the sides; darted two-piece sleeves offer a graceful forward stance, cinching the provided drawstring allows for dynamic bloused volume. Constructed with a full lining in an undyed, crisp cotton plain weave including two inner breast pockets for a fully encased finish; undyed Corozo buttons.
The Mini Kelsch Cloth is part of Unkruid's ongoing collaboration with a one-man mill located in Alsace in the East of France. This edition is woven from cotton and linen yarns and bears a crisp, firm texture that softens slightly with age. Kelsch cloths serve a similar role to Scottish Tartans in French culture and this mill is one of the only remaining producers of these cloths with rich, complex history.
