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Brian Wood Waistcoat Women Black

£545 GBP

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Colour Black Gold

Size 0 I II III IV V

Gender Women

SIZE GUIDE

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ETYMOLOGY

The creation of the wastecoat is attributed to the King of England and dates back to 1666, during which Samuel Pepys wrote in his diary of a new garment, the vest that King Charles the 2nd wanted to launch as a response to French trends. Inspired by garments already existing in Persia and India, the vest is still known today as such in the USA.

HOW TO WEAR IT/ FIT & SIZE

Ana is 175 cm and wears a size V.

Formal

Wear it with our black Queen Trousers and Ikarus Graffiti Shirt for a more formal look.

Fashion

Play with textures and combine the wastecoat with the Laura Playsuit, completing the total look with your favourite platform shoes.

Casual

Pick it and mix it with the Hero Collection and the latest natural shades options, to create an elevated casualwear wardrobe.

CRAFTSMANSHIP

Our Brian Waste coat are made in Italy in artisanal family run workshops, using 100% silk and a cut and sew tecqnique.

ASSEMBLY

Assembled by a specialist with a cut and sew technique, with padded lining finishing and Zipper Closure.

WHATS SPECIAL/FINISHING

It is padded, lined with our signature fabric the Ink Splatter and features a graphic motif which is representitive of the Safari SS23 collection.

FINISHING

Our label is stitched in by hand in a japanese quilting technique for each garment to ensure its authenticity.

FABRIC COMPOSITION

100% SILK LINING: 100%POLYESTER

SUSTAINABILITY

SOCIAL SUSTAINABILITY

We work closely with a family run, artisanal factory in Tuscany, Italy to ensure good work environments are in place and also guarantee the superior quality of our luxury product.

ETHICAL SUSTAINABILITY

No fur, leather or feathers have been used in the making of this product in line with our cruelty free policy.

ENVIRONMENTAL SUSTAINABILITY

We prevent waste by optimising the way we use materials with our handmade approach to cutting and pattern cutting, therefore minimising our environmental impact.