【Design】
Based on the basic structure of a shirt, the placement of pockets and the inherent weight of the fabric create a garment with the dignity of a jacket. The design philosophy unique to FDMTL shines by balancing the lightness of a shirt with the presence of outerwear.

【Silhouette & Fit】
It features a standard fit that is not influenced by any particular trend. This allows for great versatility, accommodating various inner layers and styles flexibly. It can be worn both as a light outer layer and as a standalone shirt, offering a wide range of styling options depending on the season and mood.

【Material Texture & Wearability】
Although made from 100% cotton, the jacquard fabric is soft and plump like high-quality sweatshirt material, offering an extremely comfortable feel on the skin. The greatest feature of this item is that the textile of "Boro," which embodies the brand’s philosophy, is faithfully reproduced using modern technology.
"Boro" is a traditional Japanese technique born in the Edo period when fabric was extremely precious. People patched together scraps with layered sashiko stitching, repeatedly repairing and reinforcing garments to use them to the utmost limit as a necessity for survival. The uniquely textured look born from this process is now a globally revered textile. The historical background of "Boro," which "completes by being worn in," deeply resonates with FDMTL’s brand philosophy of creating products that grow more beloved the more they are worn.
In this piece, Okayama's world-class advanced processing techniques are used to brilliantly elevate the vintage texture born of handcraft into modern everyday wear.

■ Approximate Wearing Seasons
Highly versatile as a shirt jacket, suitable for a wide range of seasons.

・Spring, Autumn: Ideal as a light outer layer over cut & sew or shirts. The soft fabric provides comfortable wear.
・Winter: When worn as an inner layer under heavy outerwear, the rich texture of the jacquard adds a styling accent.

* Sensations may vary depending on humidity, wind conditions, and personal perception. Please use as a general guideline.