COMOLI
hunting jacket

From the past, I've always preferred items with a bit of wear rather than being "brand new shiny.
" When it comes to sneakers, I like them to be a bit worn, where I can polish them myself and they feel comfortable.
Even with denim, I prefer it to have softened with wear, with a gentle hint of indigo rather than being too crisp.
I'm not into vintage clothing per se; I prefer items that have softened gradually over time as I've worn them, becoming more comfortable.
This preference extends beyond clothing; I also like my baseball gloves to be broken in and my ramen noodles to be on the softer side.

The jacket from COMOLI that I'm introducing today is similar in this regard. It's an item I'm looking forward to softening with wear.
Last year, I purchased drawstring pants made of the same material, and as I wore them, the initial stiffness characteristic of hemp gradually changed, revealing a wool-like smoothness with a slight sheen.
I've included comparison photos between the jacket I've worn for a year and a new one for reference.
Although it's labeled as black, the color has depth, so wearing it in the summer won't give off a heavy or stuffy look.
It's surprisingly lightweight, so during cooler weather, you can layer it over heavier items, or simply throw it over a T-shirt in the summer.

I apologize for getting carried away with my thoughts on the fabric,
but I hope you'll wear it often, wash it many times, and enjoy the silky-smooth texture it develops over time.

Please feel free to come to Nakameguro for cherry blossom viewing and try it out.

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