Bryceland's, founded by Kenji Cheung and Ethan Newton in 2015, is an expression of the classic men's wardrobe. Combining a basis of custom tailoring and men's haberdashery, they cast a classical eye for proportions and a desire to create elegance and masculinity on to every element of clothing, from workwear to the evening. With an approach to build wardrobes that will flatter the wearer at every occasion, creating timelessness without falling into costume, ruggedeness without sacrificing elegance, and an identifiable signature without relying on logos or brand imagery.
This Bryceland's garment is inspired and styled by the WWII USN Foul Weather Parka. The Bryceland's version has an upgrade in form of a fabric that was once made famous by Sierra Designs. This fabric is 60% Cotton & 40% Nylon. This makes for a light, breathable and water resistant Anorak & with a style in remembrance of outdoor wear in the 1960's. This Foul Weather Anorak is part of The Bryce-Down Label. The jacket has a relaxed fit and it is meant to be worn loose. It is perfect for layering and to be worn over other garments. The hooded jacket has a center "kangaroo" pocket, buttoned cuffs and a drawstring.
Rasmus is 183 cm tall with a weigh of 78 kilos and wears a size L. Combining the shirt with a pair of Indigofera Duke Jeans & a pair of Bright Shoemaker Boots.
- Bryceland's The Bryce-Down Label Foul Weather Anorak Yellow - 60% Cotton, 40% Nylon - Hooded Pullover Anorak - Relaxed fit - Single front patch pocket - Adjustable button closure cuffs - Drawstring at bottom of waist - Made in Japan
All measurements are in centimeters and measured on a flat surface. Width is measured straight across the chest from armpit to armpit, length is measured at the back of the garment from the neck down and the sleeve length is measured on the underarm from the armpit to the end of the cuff.
