Lot.411 M-1918 Rain Coat Beige
Rooted in early 20th-century military design, the Lot.411 M-1918 Rain Coat by T.T draws inspiration from garments issued to the Civilian Conservation Corps during the New Deal era—pieces that themselves traced back to U.S. cavalry ponchos from 1918. Originally developed for soldiers in the final stages of World War I, the design balances protection with considered ventilation, featuring underarm openings that remain relevant in modern rainwear.
Reinterpreting this historical form, T.T. replaces traditional cotton with a fabric woven from linen and Japanese washi yarn. In Japan, washi has long been treated with natural finishes such as persimmon tannin to enhance durability and water resistance—techniques historically used in rain capes. Here, the garment is dyed with kakishibu, imbuing it with both function and depth of character.
- Inspired by early 1900s military rainwear
- Based on U.S. cavalry poncho design (circa 1918)
- Linen and washi blended fabric with natural texture
- Dyed with kakishibu (fermented persimmon tannin)
- Traditional Suminagashi ink marbling, individually applied
- Underarm ventilation for comfort and breathability
- Each piece features a unique, one-of-one pattern
- 46% linen / 54% washi
- Naturally dyed and patterned
- Crafted with traditional Japanese techniques
-
Calum is 180cm and is wearing a size 40
Please contact us here should you have any inquiries about the product.
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Lot.411 M-1918 Rain Coat Beige
Rooted in early 20th-century military design, the Lot.411 M-1918 Rain Coat by T.T draws inspiration from garments issued to the Civilian Conservation Corps during the New Deal era—pieces that themselves traced back to U.S. cavalry ponchos from 1918. Originally developed for soldiers in the final stages of World War I, the design balances protection with considered ventilation, featuring underarm openings that remain relevant in modern rainwear.
Reinterpreting this historical form, T.T. replaces traditional cotton with a fabric woven from linen and Japanese washi yarn. In Japan, washi has long been treated with natural finishes such as persimmon tannin to enhance durability and water resistance—techniques historically used in rain capes. Here, the garment is dyed with kakishibu, imbuing it with both function and depth of character.
- Inspired by early 1900s military rainwear
- Based on U.S. cavalry poncho design (circa 1918)
- Linen and washi blended fabric with natural texture
- Dyed with kakishibu (fermented persimmon tannin)
- Traditional Suminagashi ink marbling, individually applied
- Underarm ventilation for comfort and breathability
- Each piece features a unique, one-of-one pattern
- 46% linen / 54% washi
- Naturally dyed and patterned
- Crafted with traditional Japanese techniques
-
Calum is 180cm and is wearing a size 40
Please contact us here should you have any inquiries about the product.
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Rooted in early 20th-century military design, the Lot.411 M-1918 Rain Coat by T.T draws inspiration from garments issued to the Civilian Conservation Corps during the New Deal era—pieces that themselves traced back to U.S. cavalry ponchos from 1918. Originally developed for soldiers in the final stages of World War I, the design balances protection with considered ventilation, featuring underarm openings that remain relevant in modern rainwear.
Reinterpreting this historical form, T.T. replaces traditional cotton with a fabric woven from linen and Japanese washi yarn. In Japan, washi has long been treated with natural finishes such as persimmon tannin to enhance durability and water resistance—techniques historically used in rain capes. Here, the garment is dyed with kakishibu, imbuing it with both function and depth of character.
- Inspired by early 1900s military rainwear
- Based on U.S. cavalry poncho design (circa 1918)
- Linen and washi blended fabric with natural texture
- Dyed with kakishibu (fermented persimmon tannin)
- Traditional Suminagashi ink marbling, individually applied
- Underarm ventilation for comfort and breathability
- Each piece features a unique, one-of-one pattern
- 46% linen / 54% washi
- Naturally dyed and patterned
- Crafted with traditional Japanese techniques
-
Calum is 180cm and is wearing a size 40
Please contact us here should you have any inquiries about the product.
