District's tweeds are by Labatt's. Why not tie up for the first time in a while with a six-piece filled with winter fun?

Among the UNITED ARROWS brands, "District UNITED ARROWS" stands out for its individuality and proposals.

The space, lined with Comme des Garcons Homme Plus, Chrome Hearts, Kolor, SAI, Fumito Ganryu, and suits, has a very Japanese or Tokyo-like mix of styles.

This fall/winter, District United Arrows will release items made by special order of fabrics from Labatt (LOVAT), a prestigious tweed mill established in Scotland in 1900.

This is a reverse of the current popularity of sneakers and sportswear, and is filled with the kind of goodness that makes you want to wear it for the first time in a while. Let's start with the lineup you are interested in.

Jacket ¥85,800

The jacket has English specifications with change pockets and three buttons with a full woolen core. The back is, of course, side vented.

Every item will be tagged.

Vest ¥35,200

The vest has a vest design with lapels. The back is cupro and slides well.

Pants ¥39,600

Pants have a clean silhouette with one tuck out. They have buttons at the waist to attach suspenders.

Necktie ¥10,780

Casket ¥18,700

The cassock is a collaboration item with KIJIMA TAKAYUKI.

Bag ¥30,800

The bag is a collaboration with BEAU DESSIN.

On sale will be an impressive six pieces, including the standard three-piece suit, as well as ties, caskets, and bags.

District" has put into this wear the desire to convey the fun of dressing for work and the appeal of the suit amidst the increasing casualization of work wear. The thick tweed fabric has been thinly arranged so that it can be easily worn with suits, and is used for all items.

Moreover, the cassock was made in collaboration with Kijima Takayuki and the bag with Beaudesan, a choice that is typical of the "District.

The fabric is specially ordered by "District United Arrows". Light weight and comfortable to wear.

Tweed is something every man dreams of at least once. Don't you think this will make the coming cold winter time less depressing and more eagerly awaited? If you are interested in itMoriyama's BlogAlso, be sure to check out the