YMC x Gloverall | Wool Coat
YMC are experts in the understated, taking classic silhouettes and adding their own unique angle, in this case collaborating with the English institution that is Gloverall to rework their classic wool duffle coat. This shawl collared jacket adds modern detailing to one of the most famous outerwear silhouettes of all time, brilliantly finished, just as we’d expect from You Must Create. Purchase the collaboration wool coat online now.
YMC x Gloverall | Waxed Jacket
YMC (You Must Create) once again comes together with superior producers of the finest outerwear Gloverall label to present us with this standout wax jacket in yellow. This jacket continues the great relationship and the great pieces of outerwear that both brands are known for; the jacket includes the signature shawl neck collar YMC have favoured many times on many of their pieces as well as the Gloverall touch in the form of the rope and wooden fastening for that authentic rustic impression. The jacket is available at menswear online fashion retailer Glass Boutique in yellow shown here and in navy.
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YMC | Fairisle Sweater
This YMC Fairisle crewneck merino wool sweater is a single statement piece that gives you the look of the Alps in the city. The style it presents is performance mountain-wear meets high fashion luxury. Perfect for various occasion for these upcoming colder months, Glass Boutique has the sweater available now.
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YMC | Spring/Summer 2010 Collection | A Closer Look
The Spring/Summer 2010 collection has all the classic elements that make up the YMC aesthetic: premium fabrics, considered detailing, wearable and functional. This season, the early 80s Hard Times fashion movement, mid 80s styling of jangly pop bands such as Orange Juice and other postcard label bands and the C86 scene all prove to be a creative melting pot for designer Fraser Moss, a keen advocate of the Nerdy Cool look. We also see a wide scope global influence within some of the collections more directional pieces: batik prints inspired by African tribal robes, knits inspired by Navajo Indian blankets and European factory wear chic- a nod to the depression era. Other key pieces this season include for guys: Pointelle knit jumpers, Selvedge canvas chinos, waxed cotton parkas and lace to toe suede boots; for girls: milk maid dresses, pijama style pants, neck scarf detail jackets, button wrap skirts, bold fire fighter Macs and saddle shoes. A bold and primary colour palette of bright yellows, cherry red’s and candy stripes are tempered with washed khaki and blue, grey, deep navy and olive green.
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