Soft Cover
Varied weights, familiar shapes.
Ripstop Weaves
Ripstop fabric was designed with function at the fore. Created in the 1940s, originally as parachute material, it wasn’t made to prevent tearing, but to stop a small tear from getting bigger. First developed from nylon, ripstop uses thick reinforcing threads woven into a grid pattern, so when the fabric is snagged, the damage stays confined to a localized area. For the F/W26 Preview Collection, the fabric returns in a dusky, garment-dyed cotton with a softer hand, ready for everyday wear. It appears across field jackets, cargo pants, and outdoor accessories.

















































































































































































































































