A definitive expression of Junya Watanabe's celebrated deconstruction philosophy, this denim jacket transforms a workwear archetype into a wearable collage. Panels of houndstooth, herringbone, tartan plaid, and buffalo check — each cut from richly textured wool and tweed — are hand-stitched across the body in deliberately irregular formations, creating a patchwork composition that is entirely unrepeatable. Set against heavily washed and abraded indigo cotton denim, the contrast between the jacket's raw, lived-in base and its refined suiting fabrics gives the piece an effortless tension between the refined and the rugged.
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