APPLIED ART FORMS Debuts C.H.L Artisan Line
Featuring five 1-of-1 jackets crafted from rehabilitated 19th-century fabrics.
Coldplay bassist Guy Berryman continues exploring the art of military and workwear fashion through his rising Amsterdam-based label APPLIED ART FORMS. The brand keeps handmade production close to home, constantly mirroring its elevated skillset on vintage-inspired menswear.
To kick off the Spring season, APPLIED ART FORMS is debuting its all-new C.H.L artisanal line with five Boro Liner Jackets constructed from rehabilitated 19th-century fabrics. Crafted by the brand’s in-house team, each jacket is unique through individual paneled designs that never double.
Using Japanese repair techniques, the garments boast an antiquated feel supplied by faded linear patterns that adorn each piece. Patches of dissimilar fabric collide to create an ancient appearance while missing collars and horn button closures complete the design with an oversized fit.
Take a closer look at APPLIED ART FORMS‘ first C.H.L installment in the gallery above. The jackets are available to purchase via the brand’s website, Dover Street Market, and other retailers now.
Elsewhere, Last Pick delivers classic and timeless menswear for SS23.
