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This holiday season we’ve put together a series of looks showcasing the breadth and depth of the product on our floor this winter. Whether it’s a technical down vest, an authentic flight jacket, rope dyed black selvedge, or a handmade knit hat, we hope you’ll find something for you–and whomever you’re shopping for.
If you think of yourself as a young person with an old soul, or you've developed a deep appreciation for military repro–without losing your youth along the way, this is the look for you. Toys McCoy’s N-1 Deck Jacket adds that authentic vintage military feel, unexpectedly juxtaposed against bold color and texture from Kapital.
Here it’s all about versatility: the Kapital Nylon Rasta KESA Jacket is bright and impossible-to-miss on one side, but much quieter on the reverse, all-black side. Except, of course, when that purple scarf is visible. The jacket is paired here with a traditional Japanese cut hoodie from Whitesville and the ONI Black 20oz Relaxed Tapered Secret Denim–a BIG exclusive.
While it may seem like just a varsity jacket, of course Kapital has–without compromising an ounce of quality–upgraded the timeless quarterback's jacket with a healthy dose of color and playfulness. That playful, experimental approach you’ll also get with Atelier & Repairs’ Mixed Desert Chino, a one-of-one work of art (only available in store).
The most technical look of the series, this combination is especially lightweight, warm, and durable. Kapital’s Rip Stop Nylon KEEL vest is understated from a distance but anything but up close; just as N. Hoolywood’s Reversible Oversized Sweater appears as just a flashy knit...until you realize it's four sweaters in one (you can wear it forwards or backwards).
It’s easy to think that dressing to feel comfortable and looking good in downtown NYC might be mutually exclusive–but when you’ve got on N. Hoolywood, Kapital and Mountain Research from head to toe, you’ll realize that it is, in fact, possible to have both at once. It’s all about functionality, subtle technical details, and urban maneuverability here.
