Clothes made of functional materials and the people who wear them.
VOL.3 Avilex

When it comes to choosing a dependable winter jacket for the cold winter city, the material is the deciding factor. Of these, we are particularly interested in "THERMOLITE® insulation," a material that provides reliable heat retention and lightness. In this issue, we will create a styling with three of Avilex's masterpieces that use this material. While paying homage to the original models, we explored the possibilities of military wear in a fashion context. Please enjoy the text, which is a mixture of pointers and fantasies.

Model_MATHIS (bravo), Samuel S (avocado)
Photo_Teruo Horikoshi (TRON)
Styling_So Matsukawa
Hair_HORI (be natural)
Text_Shinri Kobayashi
Edit_Yuri Sudo

The "sir-esser" fits well.

The "CWU 45-P," also developed by the U.S. military, is a flight jacket for slightly milder climates than the "N-2B" for extreme cold. The reason it resembles the "MA-1" so closely is that it was developed as the successor to the nylon "MA-1," incorporating flame retardant properties. Unlike the "MA-1," this jacket has a round collar. Although this model from Avilex is not flame-retardant, it is warm because it contains "Thermolite® insulation," as usual.

The CWU 45-P is an all-rounder that can go straight from the conference room to the runway.

Incidentally, the "CWU 45-P" is a hidden popular model that is coveted by many well-known designers. The best clothes and people are not flashy, but have substance.

「雪かきは寒いから苦手だけど、このアウターがあればへっちゃら。色はごちゃごちゃでも、この素敵なカーキがあればしっくりくるんだ。これはパパの受け売り」

I feel like I make more progress shoveling snow with a hair band than with a knit cap. Come to think of it, you got into it with a hachimaki in "The Best Kid."