Scrumper Jacket in Kale

HERD

£595

Scrumping is the British act of picking fruit (especially apples) overhanging a garden onto a pathway, and our Scrumper Jacket has deep pockets for storing a spare for a friend. A spring jacket with generous cut for all of the season's winding walks. Fabric - The Scrumper Jacket in Kale is made of 85% cotton/15% linen and is dyed in Japan using the Mikkusu 'Damaged, Washed & Dyed' method which gives it a lived-in, aged look and exquisite texture. We work with textile artisans, who abide by the principle of seed to cloth using natural and traditional methods within their appellation. The fabric

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UK company
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