Urban Tapestry

If old bomber jackets and Banksy had a love child, it would look suspiciously like this. Urban Tapestry - just the name makes you want to listen to two blokes busking on flutes made from upcycled pipes. The sort of coat Don Quixote would wear if he was a contemporary psychonaut hipster off to battle wind turbines.

What is clear about this coat is that it’s definitely open for creative business. It’s one-of-a-kind with more than a hint of crazy. It is not afraid to mix it up - hard, soft, bold, subtle, unique. Hardly a shrinking violet in the world of outerwear, but also not the kind of thing you’d see walking down the street either. Perhaps because most would not have the fashion derring-do to pull off something this daring.

Urban Tapestry is art itself - with graffiti-inspired patchwork panels reminiscent of 1980s New York subway trains; each one splashed in burnt reds and earthy greens.

The jacket says ‘I’ve made it,’ but only in a street artist way. With punk touches like undone hems and exposed seams, Urban Tapestry makes for a loud-and-proud statement piece perfect for anyone who wants to own a real slice of the subculture pie and look supremely comfortable doing it.

SPECS:

Bust:142 Length:62 Shoulder:70 Sleeve:37