JW Anderson presents the third collection with Tom of Finland. Be enchanted by the beauty of the unfinished.

“JW ANDERSONFrom the "〉〉〉.Tom of Finland FoundationThe third collection in partnership with the "Musee de la Ville" is now available. Once again, the beautiful workmanship is sure to stir the hearts of those who see it.

After two successful and sold-out collections, the third collection is now available for men's ready-to-wear, underwear, and accessories.

Here again, let's talk about Tom of Finland. He (real name: Touko Laaksonen) was born in Finland in 1920 and was an artist who created many iconic works depicting postwar gay culture in the 40s.

The Tom of Finland Foundation was established in 1984 to protect the vast number of his works and to encourage the flourishing of all erotic arts. The Tom of Finland Foundation has been active in educating people to a healthier and more tolerant attitude toward sexuality.

For this collection, JW Anderson designer Jonathan Anderson was fascinated by the beauty of the rough, unfinished sketches.

Sketches are printed on T-shirts, oxford shirts, and luxurious ecru melange hoodies, giving the brand a new interpretation. Accessories include small leather goods such as passport covers and phone pouches, waist bags, and oversized belt totes. The beauty of the sketches is enhanced by the addition of the brand logo.

And the highlight item to be released in this collection is the jockstrap (men's underwear), which took several months to complete. JW Anderson Factory, which gives shape to Jonathan's ideas, was involved in the co-design. The band features varsity stripe detailing, and the front pouch has a print of a sketch of a man showing off his well-trained body in an exaggerated manner. Wear one of these as a secret indulgence.

alreadyOnline StoreThe collection is now on sale at the flagship store in Soho, London. Please take a look at the beauty of the sketches because they were never completed, and feel the skill of JW Anderson in incorporating the beauty of the sketches into the designs of the clothes without losing it.