Collectivism since 1995
Modernist 6876 Parka manufactured in Japan by Cash Ca 100% Nylon with polyurethane laminated membrane and taped seams and large half bellows front pockets. Japanese XL & XXL which equates to roughly UK L & XL although its advised to view size chart for specifics.
Brecon jacket
Modernist parka style with large lower bellows pockets and curved half bellows zip breast pocket.
Ministry of defence approved since 1783: worsted Barathea 375 gram wool, custom-made Japanese pine bark quilted lining and manufactured in the United Kingdom.
The Carabo jacket is a new development for S2012,manufactured in the United Kingdom utilising 65% polyester and 35% cotton teflon coated fabric which is water repellant and with technical mesh lining.
Details include double entry pockets,black oxodized Lampo zips and offset funnel neck fastening.
Produced in limited numbers and exclusive to the 6876 website.
Rusland jacket
The 6876 Rusland jacket is a collaboration with Welsh sustainable brand Arcend http://www.arcend.com/
Manufactured in England utilising 200gram Ventile with Ykk Reverse coil zips and a choice of custom made re-used leather or hand made natural birch bark cord pullers.
The Rusland has been developed meticulously representing a fusion of the 6876 modernist aesthetic and timeless sportswear principles.
The Kamm raincoat produced in 100% bonded British Millerain cloth and manufactured in London.
Modernist pocket and hood design lines give this garment a classic yet forward feel and produced exclusively for Boys Co in Japan.
http://www.boyscoltd.co.jp/
Produced in Japan this version of the Iconic Capandula is manufactured in Diaplex waterproof fabric with taped seams and waterproof zips.The fabric has a herringbone pattern on the outer shell
Dynami Moisture Control technology fused with classic military waffle knit sweat shirt.
Originally produced in Italy circa 1998 this modernist take on a Carcoat was recently part of the 6876 x Fred Perry blank Canvas collection and was manufactured in London utilizing British Millerain bonded cotton and its severe modern lineage include an under arm dart that extends to include the front pockets,side “open” pockets for access to under garments,distinctive graphic tab fastenings and a zip fly front to complete this high end sports take on the traditional short Mac.
Collaborative collection produced for winter 2011 as a precursor to Kenneth Mackenzie’s Laurel wreath consultancy.
The collection included the re-issue of the Lasdun Carcoat manufactured in London,Scottish merino wool Knitwear,needle cord and Oxford shirting plus structural support panel interpretations of the classic polo shirt.
