"Three Ways to Wear it" jacket all but the open ends at

but the open ends at each side have been left unfinished and will continue to curl and fray with wear

It is largely free of unnecessary details and is finished simply with a fabric strip at the neck

The jacket also has two discrete side pockets and drawstrings at the hem

with intricate seaming running across the body that helps to create the garments dramatic shape

starts with tubes of fabrics made on knitting machines which can be cut in several places to produce multiple garments in different shapes

"Three Ways to Wear it" jacket all but the open ends atA beige jacket by MAISON MARTIN MARGIELA line 6. It is made from a soft and slightly crumpled blend of cotton and linen, and has a twelve button, double breasted front. Line 6 garments from this era were typically stamped in order to categorise them ("LONG", "HEAVY WEIGHT" etc), and this jacket is no exception: the words "THREE WAYS TO WEAR IT" have been stamped onto the back neck. As this suggests, the jacket can be worn in a number of ways (three