clothsurgeon's Latest Capsule Is Made Using Traditional Burberry Scarves
The latest release from the brand’s “RECONSTRUCTED PROJECT”.
London-based clothsurgeon has unveiled the latest instalment of its “RECONSTRUCTED PROJECT” that sees the label rework traditional Burberry check scarves into one-of-a-kind garments.
Founded by Rav Matharu in 2012, clothsurgeon’s upcycling initiative is something the brand has been doing since its inception alongside its bespoke seasonal collections. By taking unused and/or vintage materials and crafting them into new and unique pieces, the brand has garnered a reputation for its precise tailoring in recent years.
Now, taking on the archetypal check Burberry scarf, clothsurgeon delivers a two-piece capsule comprising a round-neck vest and a softly-tailored overcoat. Keeping the original fringe detailing and labels on both — and utilising both woolen and cashmere scarves — the each resulting garment is as innovative as it is luxurious.
Made in London at the clothsurgeon atelier, each piece is available to buy now from the brand’s online webstore.
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