Chapter IV / TM-D04
The Desert Coat
Lose the way. Find what remains.
Shelter for the long way home. An enveloping, calf-length silhouette with a diagonal storm panel and the quiet weight of an aged-bronze clasp.
Form & construction +
- Oversized, dropped-shoulder silhouette
- Integrated hood and high funnel collar
- Diagonal overlapping front panel
- Single bronze-tone rectangular clasp
- Two horizontal double-welt hip pockets
- Narrow oxblood binding at the inner opening
Material intention +
A dense, matte canvas with a weathered mineral surface. Fibre composition, weight and finish will be confirmed through sampling.
Fit & development +
An intentionally oversized proportion. Measurements, size range and final fit will be defined through physical sampling. These images do not represent a manufactured garment.
Care & provenance +
Fabric tests, care instructions, maker and production origin are not yet established. Future physical garments will receive individual records supported by real production information.
Chapter IV / Spatial study
Form,
in space.
Turn the silhouette. Follow the diagonal line. Examine the coat from another point of view.
3D concept study. Shape and surface may differ from the design images; back-surface details are approximate. Fit and cloth movement are not simulated.
Image unavailable THE MAJNUN · Concept study“Lose the way. Find what remains.”
There is a point where searching becomes listening. The landscape has nothing to offer but distance, wind and the weight of your own footsteps. A garment becomes shelter. A small fastening becomes something to hold on to.