nonnotte Draping Big Yoke Raglan Drizzler Jacket N-26A-057 Deep Black

Drape Doeskin Cloth
This material is being introduced for the first time in a while since 24AW.
In recent years, when it comes to plain materials, the market has centered on weaves with clearly visible weaves like twill or flat-textured plain weaves.
Within that, is it possible to add depth and expression even while being plain?
From that question, this material was born.
The inspiration was inspired by the doskin weave used in men's classic formal wear.
Doskin is a Zhuzi weave-based weave weave designed to express the texture of deerskin (deer leather) through weaving.
It lacks the excessive sheen of typical Zhuzi weaves, nor does it look casual like a gabber.
It combines a chewy rebound, a moderate sheen, and a quiet elegance.
Normally, the brushing is done with a milled finish, giving it a look closer to leather, but with nonnotte, we took a different approach.
By combining a unique special flexible processing with a clear finish, Doskin has been redesigned for a more modern texture.
Without relying on brushed napping, we bring out the drape, bounce, and smooth surface texture created by the fabric itself.
Depending on how the light hits the area, subtle shadows shift, creating a plain yet non-monotonous expression.
We want to propose materials that can be used year-round without being limited to any season.
Simply beautiful drapes and a chewy texture derived from the tissue.
It has the potential to become a new wardrobe corner, different from traditional solid materials.
This time, we will be offering two colors: black and Charcoal TOP. Black is the color where drape and glossy movement are most elegantly expressed.
The expression of the surface changes depending on how light enters, resulting in a black finish with a quiet tension.
Charcoal TOP features the unique heathered feel of the top yarn, creating depth and softening the shadows of the weave.
Although it is a solid color, subtle nuances appear to overlap in this shade.
In both cases, you can enjoy the beauty of drape and rebound from different angles.

Draping Big Yoke Raglan Drizzler Jacket
This piece is a piece reconstructed from the classic Drizzler jacket with draping design and a big yoke construction.
Its biggest feature is the large yoke pattern from the back to the shoulders.
It is designed not just as a simple switch, but as a structure to support the form.
A three-dimensional surface is created on the back, creating a natural curve and drape when worn.
The sleeve features a set-in design at the front and a yoke raglan design at the back.
By not fixing the shoulder line but forming the sleeves with a continuous line from the body, the movement naturally follows the movement and the shape fits well even with substantial shapes.
It's easy to accept differences in body shape and fits the wearer's individual shape.
While retaining Drizzler's characteristic lightness, the overall balance has been adjusted to be more three-dimensional.
Although it is a short blouson, it is not flat but creates sculptural volume in the back and side view.
From the front, it looks neat and well-organized, with a design that reveals volume and curves on the back. The silhouette changes between static and dynamic movements.
Although it is a casual blouson style, the structure is assembled with a tailored mindset.
It can be thrown on casually and maintains its presence.
This Drizzler jacket brings nonnotte's signature three-dimensional tailoring philosophy into short outerwear.

country of origin
Japan
Material
Drape Doeskin Cloth
Wool 100%
LINING RAYON 57% COTTON 43%

size4
Length: 67.5cm
Chest width: 67cm
Sleeve length from center back 85cm


nonnotte
I have experience working as a modelist at Yves Saint Laurent (Saint Laurent), handling designs and patterns for both men's and women's styles, A brand launched by Atsushi Sugihara, who has worked on designs for several major maisons and domestic meriyasu industries, starting with the 2023AW season.
Noknot is particular about everything from materials to patterns. Our concept is to create clothes that suit everyday life.
The origin is a coined word combining the French word "non" (negative), the English "not," and the French word "te," meaning "you."
With the meaning of 'denying what denies you,' the name was chosen to inspire inner strength through wearing clothes in an era where even dressing up is often denied.
The French-based design reflects his connection to France, where he gained experience, Using high-quality materials and delicate techniques, we propose items that pursue three-dimensional forms.