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Jose 4 Jeremy Scott 
short duffel sweater
fisherman's coat
monsoon jacket
duffel coat
reversible sweat cardigan
reversible naval shirt
cricket shirt
us clip sweater
reversible shirt repeat
The sea-centric mood board for Nigel Cabourn Fall/Winter 2010.
As you can see, lifeboatmen and fishermen play an important role in the Fall/Winter 2010 aesthetic.
Aboard the HMS Cabourn!
SNEAK PREVIEW: Nigel Cabourn specialist, Drew, suits Sean up in a beautiful red windbreaker--one of the many Spring/Summer 2011 pieces methodically weather-proofed with beeswax.
SNEAK PREVIEW: The many moods of the SS11 collection, as modeled by Drew, Jon, Sam, and Sean!
With Nigel Cabourn, What You Sea Is What You Get
Modeled after traditional seafarer silhouettes, Nigel Cabourn's Fall/Winter 2010 collection is a study in stylish survival. From WWII-era shank buttons to chunky wooden toggles to double-facing coats, this season is rich in old-fashioned details that have been expertly and gently modernized.
These thoughtfully designed pieces don't just look the part, though. With foul weather very much in mind, Cabourn's jackets and jumpers have been bulked up and seam-sealed to last. Employing a tried and true weather-proofing technique, as well, the designer uses linseed- and beeswax-soaked cotton that gives his outerwear time-tested, incredible robustness--and, of course, a pinch of antique charm.
Check out some of our favorite pieces from the Japanese collection, and stay tuned for the British heritage line!
Shop all Nigel Cabourn here.
FILED UNDER: nigel cabourn , fall 2010
These thoughtfully designed pieces don't just look the part, though. With foul weather very much in mind, Cabourn's jackets and jumpers have been bulked up and seam-sealed to last. Employing a tried and true weather-proofing technique, as well, the designer uses linseed- and beeswax-soaked cotton that gives his outerwear time-tested, incredible robustness--and, of course, a pinch of antique charm.
Check out some of our favorite pieces from the Japanese collection, and stay tuned for the British heritage line!
Shop all Nigel Cabourn here.
FILED UNDER: nigel cabourn , fall 2010
