Welcoming the Tryst jacket!

The style and pattern is based on a denim jacket, that was left after an exciting night. The jacket is made of second-hand or deadstock fabric. Some fabrics are from a deadstock wear house, while others are upholstery fabrics that are sourced from second-hand shops.

The Tryst jackets are made to preorder as the fabric is normally one-offs and the jackets are made to the size of the person who orders them. That’s why the jackets are shown as a technical fashion drawing.

From start to finish the jackets take 10-14 days to make and ship. I’m sewing your jacket and other people's jackets.

Red Sun Tryst Jacket

£95.00

All fabric is washed before it is made. I recommend washing it at a low temperature. For the best result hand wash to maintain the bright colour.
1. Fabric that is slightly damaged or not wanted gets bought at a second-hand shop or deadstock warehouse.

2. The pieces of the tryst jacket get cut out. All of the leftover fabric get scraps to get reused as fibre or wodding in quilts or bomber jackets.

3. The Tryst jacket is made by hand by me in my attic studio in London. All the bits of thread that get cut off, get reused along with the scrap fabric. Nothing is wasted.

4. The Corker-Brown labels and buttons are added and the jacket is quality checked so it’s perfect for you. The labels are made from organic cotton. The buttons are dye set made from brass.

5. The jacket is sent out to you in a recycled, recyclable cardboard box, via Royal Mail.

6. You get your Tryst jacket and I hope you love it.

7. Sadly with time garments can wear. I want you to be able to use and love the jacket as long as possible! If something breaks or you lose a button I will happily replace the button and see if the jacket is mendable, I will mend it free of charge.

8. New beginnings- I hope you’ll love the jacket and wear it forever. However, if the jacket is too worn or damaged to pass onto a friend or donate to charity, please send it to me and I’ll make it into scraps, that will then be used as fibre or wodding.
The concept of the Tryst jacket is an oversized fit. It has a dropped shoulder so it’s flexible regarding the broadness of people's shoulders. If you’re wanting a more regular fit. I’d go for a size down.

Examples:

Brandon- 5”10, medium build, male. The size M has a loose for on him and the sleeve hangs straight to his arm.

Lizzie- 5”6, slim build (UK size 8/10), female. The size S has a loose for on her and the sleeve is roomy with the darts near the cuff (bottom of the sleeve) giving it a puffer shape.

The size XS has a regular fit but still loose and not fitted to the body, giving it a “mom jeans” feel. The sleeves are less baggy and more streamline. But not tailored or tight to the body.

Amy- 5”5, curvy build (Uk size 16/18), female. The size L is loose looking but not oversized. The jacket will close with no gaps gaping in between buttons. The sleeve still has a puffy shape to it.

If you’re worried about sizing or have any questions please email: corkerbrown@gmail.com. Will aim to get back to you in two business days.

Corker - Brown

Red Sun Tryst Jacket

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