MARINE SERRE Survival Tailored Jacket
MARINE SERRE Survival Tailored Jacket
Designed to create a bridge between workwear and tailoring, the new survival jacket for men features a regular silhouette that can be gathered at the waist for an inclusive fit. Form follows function in this tailored blazer, giving way to strategically placed, ingenious pockets that make this a key outerwear archetype within the codes of Futurewear. Named as the Survival tailored division, this seasonal range is crafted from sturdy gabardine woven from recycled cotton fibers. Perfected for everyday use, cotton and wool yarns are a sustainable choice to interpret the textile tradition of twill.
60% Cotton, 40% Wool
Laser-engraved with the iconic crescent moon print on some panels, this cornerstone material of the house is dyed in piercing black for carryover staples.
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The Brand
Since Marine Serre’s debut collection in 2016, ahead of founding the brand, regenerating garments has been fundamental to her ethos, marking a radical commitment to circularity in the fashion industry’s networks, encompassing the sourcing of fabrics, the design process and the production of the collections. Regenerating is the practice of using dead stock, vintage and end-of-life materials or finished garments as an adaptable base for creating new products that are distinct from their former selves.
Sustainability Support
Each regenerated garment has a label that specifies the material used, its origins and the location of its transformation. The materials are carefully selected, washed and treated at our studio in Paris, before being sent to manufacturing partners who produce the seasonal collections. Regeneration is a mutual endeavour that requires the investment of time and creativity in order to stimulate and rethink the cycle of fashion, and to restore dignity to materials that are damaged and discarded, giving them a new purpose, form and duration.
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