WINSTON-DONEGAL COATING TWEED

ANATOMICA's products have been consistently crafted with an unchanging approach for 30 years.

Unchanging designs and materials.

Sometimes new materials are released each season, while others have been consistently offered as staples for a long time.

The newly produced "WINSTON" is a garment made from traditional British materials, and I was personally looking forward to its arrival.

What first catches the eye is the overwhelming presence of its substantial "material."

It uses a fabric called "coding tweed" from the British company "W.BILL."

William Bill is an established country fabric merchant founded in 1846, with its headquarters near Savile Row in London.

"W.BILL" selects and supplies the highest quality fabrics from prestigious mills around the world.

The fabric used for ANATOMICA's WINSTON is Irish Donegal tweed.

It's a material characterized by its unique neps and thick herringbone weave.
It strongly evokes the feel of classic British country style.

Another key point of this WINSTON is that it doesn't come with epaulets.
The substantial material allows for a simpler look by reducing the number of parts.

The traditional British material is an excellent match for the beautiful silhouette of the WINSTON.

Donegal tweed is a fabric that you'll want to wear and cherish for a long time, watching it develop its character.

Please come and see it for yourself.

ANATOMICA KYOTO
Takumi