Jacket + Tote Bag c/o Parka London | Jumper c/o NN07 | Chinos by Whistles Men | Socks by CHUP | Sneakers by Common Projects | Hat by Penfield
Knitwear by NN07
It’s been about a year since I started working together with Manchester-based photographer Jake Millers, and as the projects move on I can definitely our work improving each time. We’ve started to get comfortable with each other, and I think that's starting to show through.
So when I was approached by Parka London – a brand I first came across at Jacket Required – I instantly had Jake in mind. They were really open with the brief, and I was confident we could create something that not only fitted nicely with the brand's timeless values, but also feels true to my own personal style.
We took the Maron Jacket + Samson Tote Bag to some new locations on the outskirts of Manchester City Centre. The jacket is inspired by the original U.S Navy Deck jacket of the 1940s – featuring a traditional boxy and slightly cropped fit, with reinforced stress-points, detachable faux-fur collar, four large front utility pockets; all being constructed from a durable, water-resistant poly-cotton navy fabric.
Same for the Tote, which has quickly become my most-used bag; with loads of space inside, enough to pack for a couple of overnights, again being made from a lightweight, water resistant material. I kept the rest of my outfit pretty muted, with the classic fit chinos by Whistles and wool knit by Swedish brand NN07.
Location-wise I think it's spot on, we both though the limited colour pallet worked perfect with Parka's collection. What do you think?
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Nice socks, Mat!
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ReplyDeleteOhhh that fleece lining! Also loving the sock / CP interaction <3
ReplyDeleteAlexander @ Mr Essentialist
This outfit is amazing, that jacket is divine!
ReplyDeleteMaria xxx
Thanks Marie! It's nice to hear from you again.
ReplyDeleteKeeping things toasty
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