A VONTADE Naval Utility Jacket - BLACK Denim- #9 BLACK

This shirt jacket is designed based on a 1940s U.S. Navy utility jacket.
The materials available are two types: 8oz denim with gray threads woven into the weft, and black denim using sulfur-dyed black threads for both the warp and weft.
The boxy silhouette has a relaxed fit, and tabs have been added to the sides of the hem to allow for adjustment of the silhouette.
Just like the original, the chest features a large flap pocket with a gusset, positioned slightly lower, and has been redesigned with a two-layer structure so that you can also put your hands in from the side.
This versatile jacket allows you to enjoy its aging process and can be used as an outer layer in early autumn and as an inner layer in winter.

C/#9 BLACK

SIZE
Size M: Length 73.0cm, Width 61.0cm, Shoulder width 51.0cm, Sleeve length 63.0cm
Size L: Length 74.5cm, Width 63.0cm, Shoulder width 53.0cm, Sleeve length 64.0cm

Drawing inspiration from classic Western military, work, dress, and sportswear, and considering each garment as a "tool" suited to its specific purpose, we carefully select the designs, materials, and functionality that deserve to be inherited. We then evolve these styles into original clothing by adding the values necessary for today's era, along with the unique delicacy and meticulousness of Japan.
*A VONTADE's clothing is undeniably casual, but because "casual" means everyday wear, it must be tough, meticulously crafted, and built to last. Committed to manufacturing in its home country of Japan, the brand leverages its high level of technical expertise to create garments that retain their value over time and gain character with wear.

In spirit *A VONTADE is casual to the utmost, but since casual apparel is everyday wear we believe it must possess toughness and be wearable for many years to come. With meticulous attention paid to the smallest details, we strive to create clothing that has worth even with the passage of time, developing still greater character as it is worn.
Designer / Kazuyuki Yamakawa