The Huntsman Vest is based on a HETTRICK Hunting Vest from the 1930s-40s. We've produced it three times before, and each time it has been very well received.
This time, we changed the fabric and made it with charcoal covert herringbone.
Each time we produce the Huntsman Vest, we change the fabric and never reproduce it with the same fabric.
For this reason, some customers even collect all the past Huntsman Vests.
The charcoal covert herringbone used this time will also be limited to this batch.
The next time we make it, it will be a Huntsman Vest with a different look.
Including the half-moon pocket on the front, there are a total of 8 pockets.
In addition to its visual impact, it offers more storage capacity than you'd expect when you actually use it.
The half-moon pocket is particularly interesting.
Since the entire body is bag-shaped, you can even put something in from the left and take it out from the right. When paired with the Workers Wild Cat Tee that arrived yesterday, it gives off a "Wild Cat Hunter" vibe, which is also nice.
Kyun wore it over a Seamen JK with a curveball, which was also fresh, and I think it would definitely look good layered over a hoodie in the fall and winter.
Personally, it's my "wearable bag" for summer.
On days when I want to go out without a bag,
I just throw everything into the pockets and head out.
I'd be happy if you used it that way.
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This is about my trip to Sweden in June 2024 to meet Viktor Fredback.
Summer in Northern Europe was pleasant, and it was a good season to wear a T-shirt with a Good Luck JK, but the total travel time from Kojima was about 20 hours.
During that trip, I misplaced my passport in my bag three times,
lost my hotel key card once,
threw out my back once,
and nearly had an accident due to the difference in toilet availability compared to Japan once...
Well, even if those travel memories are now in the past, they're a priceless experience, just like the catchphrase of a Mastercard commercial I saw as a child.....
I always want to turn such experiences into something positive, so
I started wanting to make a vest again that I could easily wear to store keys, AirPods, passports, etc.
In the past, I made a work vest by cutting off the sleeves of an OSHKOSH engineer jacket, but this time I created it based on a 30's hunting vest.
I think it can be worn elegantly over a shirt, and I'm planning to wear it over T-shirts and hoodies, or inside a denim jacket or coverall to prevent losing my belongings.
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