【Design】
Based on a military jacket, it features functional details such as three-dimensional chest pockets and flap waist pockets. The single-layer construction without lining achieves a light feeling like a shirt jacket. It is treated with a "3YR WASH" process that assumes fading of denim worn and washed repeatedly for three years, creating a look that, despite being new, has deep flavor and depth.

【Silhouette and Fit】
A loose fit silhouette with ample width and armholes. It can be worn comfortably without choosing an inner layer, allowing you to enjoy modern styling. Despite its heavy appearance, it is also very lightweight like a sweatshirt.

【Material Texture and Wear Comfort】
Reconstructing the texture of "Boro (patchwork)", which symbolizes the brand’s philosophy, into contemporary wear using the advanced jacquard weaving technology proudly from Okayama. This distinctive pattern was created by high-resolution scanning of vintage fabrics about 100 years old collected by the designer, extracting the data to incorporate into the design. It features a light, stretchy, and soft texture gentle on the skin, like sweatshirt fabric. While it achieves a delicate pattern expression like high-definition transfer printing, it also offers a rich expression born from weaving. Boro is a traditional Japanese technique born from the necessity of using precious cloth to the utmost by patching with scraps and sashiko stitching. FDMTL parallels the unique beauty born from the repeated processes of repair and reinforcement, as well as the historical background of "completion through wear," with its brand philosophy to elevate it into modern products.

■ Seasonal Wear Guide
【Suitable Temperatures】Spring, Autumn

With no lining and a single-layer construction, the soft fabric like a sweatshirt is perfect as a layering piece during seasonal transitions.
・Spring, Autumn: Ideal as outerwear to easily throw on over cut-and-sew or shirts. The relaxed silhouette also allows smooth layering with thin knitwear and sweatshirts.

※Please note that perception varies depending on humidity, wind, and individual sensitivity. Use as a general guide only.