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Paul Harnden Shoemakers Cream Six-Button Blazer
Paul Harnden Shoemakers Cream Six-Button Blazer
Paul Harnden Shoemakers Cream Six-Button Blazer
Paul Harnden Shoemakers Cream Six-Button Blazer
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Paul Harnden Shoemakers

Cream Six-Button Blazer

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General information:

Size: not specified, fits like an M/L

Condition: very good

Flaws: one very small stain on the sleeve

Composition: 100% Cotton

Country of origin: Made in Scotland

Measurements:

Pit to pit: 53cm
Shoulders: 47cm
Sleeves: 62cm
Length: 72cm

Paul Harnden Shoemakers is one of the most iconic yet also equally mysterious brands in the world of avant-garde and artisanal fashion. Little is known about the British designer and his work since he is notoriously shy and barely any information exists. However, what is known is that Harnden, who actually started as a shoemaker in 1985, expanded his line to clothing in the year 2000 with the help of fellow designer Elena Dawson. Dawson, who left the brand again in 2006, has since made a name for herself in the industry as one of the most important designers in this niche.

Yet, although so little is known about him, for many, Paul Harnden is the most important designer in the world of avant-garde fashion and the point where it all started. A whole generation of designers like John Alexander Skelton, Archivio J.M Ribot, and Ziggy Chen are all to some extent inspired by his work and his methods. 

Notably, fellow fashion designer John Galliano and German filmmaker Wim Wenders as well as multiple other celebrities are fans of Harnden's work.

For many, his level of craftsmanship is beyond compare. He uses a lot of century-old techniques that are responsible for the outstanding quality and antique look of his products. All pieces are fully handmade in England/Scotland and designed in his studio in Brighton.

Harnden mainly draws inspiration from garments from the past, most notably the 19th century, although there are also some influences from the late 18th century and the early 20th century. 

This blazer is a true classic in the Paul Harnden lineup. The fully closeable blazer with five or six buttons has been available for years in a multitude of variations. This specific one is finished in cream cotton with a matching lining. Therefore, it is not too warm and can be worn all year round. It features six light brown horn buttons at the front and three working buttons at each sleeve. Adding to that, it has two big pockets up front and one smaller chest pocket. For added practicality, it also features two interior pockets. The fit of this kind of jacket is always rather short and slim. The quality is incredible, the buttonholes for example are all hand-sewn.