S H Fatigue Jacket

Hello everyone.

This is Kubo from keylime Tokyo.



This week is a very busy week for us, so we are updating our Journal on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday in a row.

In this edition of the Journal, I would like to introduce the new S H Fatigue Jacket, which is on sale today.

Fatigue Jacket, 2 types

Color : Black, Charcoal

Size : Only L

Price : ¥88,000



The Fatigue Shirt is one of S H's regular items, but this new version is made of thick wool.

This time, the new item is made of thick wool material, and is called “Fatigue Jacket”.

This is a new attempt for S.H., with almost no shirt element.

The volume of the jacket makes it a perfect item for the coming season, as it can be worn as outerwear with warmth and protection.

The silhouette is well formed and creates a completely different atmosphere from the previous Fatigue series that used shirt fabric.

Available in size L only.

Due to the limited number of high quality fabrics available, there are no sizes available this time.



Two types of material are available.

Double-faced Wool (Charcoal)A supple yet firm and voluminous fabric made of elegantly combed wool in a double weave.

The volume and elegance coexist in this gentlemanly outerwear.

Angora-blend wool melton (Black)



It is also a mosaic fabric made of melton and further washed. It has more volume than the above double face.

With the fluffy and elastic texture unique to the mosaic fabric, it can definitely be said to be the item with the No. 1 thermal protection in the history of S H. As mentioned above, both materials are rare fabrics found in warehouses.



As mentioned above, both materials are made from rare fabrics excavated from warehouses, so this release is very limited.



Only three pieces of each will be available, one at the Nagoya event and two at keylime Tokyo.



Please take a look at these rare jackets and see for yourself.



The event at Dhal has also started today.

We are looking forward to seeing you at our stores in Nagoya and Tokyo.

By the way, I am standing at keylime Tokyo in Tokyo.