Time for a New Suit? We Hear You!
Inspired by menswear tailoring, the Vanessa Jacket takes its cue from the traditional double breasted jacket in to a more relaxed, slightly boxy silhouette.
The shoulder is lightly padded for structure but the shoulder line is extended and a little dropped.
Framed with peak lapels and contrasted with shell buttons, the jacket finishes just below the hip line.
The Vanessa is crafted from exceptional quality mid weight 100% wool with a faint herringbone texture and the beautiful Sand colour way is the perfect modern neutral.
It looks slick as a suit with the matching trouser but this shape would also look great with a leaner leg like our Slim Trouser or your favourite skinny jeans or pants.
Jerri wears the Silvia Top (coming soon) with the Vanessa Pant in Sand
Jerri wears the Vanessa Pant in Sand with the Merino Rib Funnel Neck Skivvy in Chalk
The Vanessa Pant is our newest trouser shape based on the fit of our flattering Calder Jeans.
Taking inspiration from Sailor Pants of the 1930s (and maybe a little reprise from the 1970s) these stylish trousers are high rise, sitting on your true waist with a front fly zip, an extended waistband and finished with a beautiful contrast shell button.
They are easy fitting on the thigh and then A-line to a wide leg with a cuff finish. The wool is lined with a silky and breathable Japanese cupro.
Team these with a fitted top like our Merino Skivvy to accentuate the silhouette.
Make them sharp with our Classic or Caroline Shirts or let them party with our Prudence Shirt in Lilac Silk.
Both the Vanessa Jacket and Pant in Sand are part of our Limited Edition Collection so don't miss out!
We make each piece in our Ethical Clothing Australia certified factory located in Melbourne. Each garment is sewn by one of our incredible machinists that have over 20 years industry experience.
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"A RELIEF LASHED + A STILL POSE" by Sterling Ruby, showing at Xavier Hufkens Brussels
Where would be without our creative communities giving us hope and inspiration (if not a great distraction) right now? Galleries are starting to awaken here and internationally like Xavier Hufkens in Belgium with a solo show by Sterling Ruby which is showing until August 1.
The 22nd Biennale of Sydney has re-opened with dates extended until September 2020.
"Girl" by Joy Hester 1957, brush and ink on paper showing at Heide
Heide Museum of Modern Art re-opens on June 30 with the first major survey of Australian artist Joy Hester's work in over 20 years. The exhibition curated by Kendrah Morgan, called Joy Hester: Remember Me runs until October 4th.
Sarah Cottier Gallery in Sydney reopens on June 27 with a solo exhibition by painter Oliver Wagner (pictured) which runs until July 25.
"Mother" by Kirsty Lillico at Wellington City Gallery
Wellington City Gallery has opened a group exhibition including Kerrie Poliness, Isabella Loudon, Peter Robinson, Kirsty Lillico and Martin Poppelwell curated by Robert Leonard titled Unravalled which is open until July 19.
Gabriella Mozo, Mal Tayag, and Marielle Sales from Sari-Sari Studio
New podcast alert! Interno had been created by Sydney based art writer Mariam Arcilla and commissioned by the Institute of Modern Art in Brisbane.
The podcast profiles artists who are 'recalibrating their internal lives and perspectives of home, longing and connection during the global pandemic.'
In the debut episode of Interno, Mariam speaks with Gabriella Mozo, Mal Tayag, and Marielle Sales from Sari-Sari Studio, a New York based collective that supports Filipinx and BIPOC creatives and innovators.
Listen to Interno here.
Melbourne based singer and songwriter Esther Edquist aka Sweet Whirl has launched her debut album out on Chapter Music called How Much Works. Gorilla Vs Bear describe it as “An exquisitely bleary-eyed gem”. Be prepared to be moved. Listen to it here.
Stay well from all of us at Arnsdorf X