f it's time to update your EDC, or to add to it, consider this beautiful mosaic of antique Japanese fabrics from the sewing wizards over at Kiriko.
The skillful artisans at Kiriko have repaired a vintage RRL shirt with an array of their unique Japanese fabrics to breathe new life into an old piece.
These are made entirely of 70s military laundry bags, meaning each pair features weathered and aged shades of olive drab.
Kobe-based hat masters Cableami are back with a duo of patchwork bucket hats made from an irresistable plethora of muted cotton patches.
It's been a tough, tough year. No one would blame you if you turned to cuddling a bear at night for some form of comfort.
With all manner of patches tossed together, the only unifier on this Beams Plus cardigan is indigo dye.
Studio D'Artisan mixes fabrics and details form both WWII and the Vietnam War with this two-piece of patchwork olive drab goodness.
PA-based outfitters American Trench are here to brighten up your springtime get-ups with these vibrant scarves made from a trio of handsome fabrics.
I’m not even sure I can describe how dope this is, like a 50s blouson/ drizzler jacket but in a myriad of Japanese patterns.
Engineered Garments here with some very typical Nepenthes-style pants. Paneled corduroy in different wale-counts, loose relaxed fit.
