Claude Monet

Claude Monet, a representative French painter

He is considered a central figure and founder of Impressionism, having pursued painting the fleeting impressions captured by his eyes.

In 19th century France, with the advancement of photography, painters began to leave their studios and paint outdoors. Monet is said to have tried to depict "light, air, and time" rather than the shapes of objects.

His masterpiece "Water Lilies" seems to contain many expressions where reflections on the water's surface and the sky blend together.

Looking at old photos of him painting his works, it's clear he favored a certain work jacket.

A work jacket with a large collar and a long hem.

"MONET" is a staple item released by ANATOMICA, based on this French work jacket commonly seen in the early 1900s.

ANATOMICA's "MONET," named after Claude Monet, is generally made from wide-wale corduroy fabric.

While positioned as a jacket, because it uses thick corduroy fabric, it can even serve as outerwear in the Kansai region.

The "MONET" work jacket has personally been catching my eye a lot recently.

Despite the rugged fabric, it looks very elegant when worn...

From the three-dimensional pattern and the balance of the length to the width of the armholes and the degree of waist shaping... When you put it on, you feel that this piece was created through an enormous amount of time and meticulous calculation.

It's a product I definitely want you to see in person at the store.

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Takumi