Now that flea market apps have become popular, it is common to sell off-season clothing and use the money to buy new items.
On the other hand, another way to enjoy clothes is to keep wearing the same ones with care. I am not talking about which one is better or worse, but I feel that the latter is more free from trends and has its own style.
MAATEE & SONS, created by former "tim" designer Daiki Matsumura, creates "everyday wear that you can continue to love. MAATEE & SONS' strength lies in its menswear, which mixes dress and casual wear, two contradictory elements.
The Spring/Summer '21 collection, now in its fourth season, features tailored and workwear.
The jacket follows the traditional tailored style with padded shoulders and peaked lapels.
At the same time, the relaxed mood is created by the loose-fitting design and the fall-feeling material, which gives the finished garment a modern feel.
Nowadays, when there are so many unconventional tailored set-ups, we dare to choose something that is rooted in tradition. By the way, this work was made with the aim of "a maniacal piece that someone somewhere made for himself," which can be seen unexpectedly in vintage clothing.
This is a cook's jacket, the uniform of a cook. The tan-reddish silk poplin and cotton linen gabardine, whose density is inversely proportional to its lightness, are sublimated to create a modern look.
This is an item that is rarely seen among workwear, but I think it can be used in everyday life without any problems.
The lineup also includes overalls, shirts, and cargo pants. As you can see from a closer look, the use of an uneven chambray material makes these items rich in flavor.
Each item is simple, but secretly packed with the designer's particular taste. The Spring/Summer 2009 collection was created for "sophisticated adults" who can recognize and enjoy these items.
