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Description
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Fabric
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Fabric Story
A headfuck of a fabric. Technically it’s a jacquard weave but that’s only easy to say because the master weavers at Albini told us that. On first and even second inspection it looks like a print, specifically one designed to look like a photocopy of gingham that has been folded on itself. The first tell that it's not just a print is the backside which has what seems to be the same pattern, and while doublesided prints are possible they are rare outside of the world of Dutch wax textiles. On closer inspection though it becomes apparent that the front and back are not actually the same, they are inverted versions of each other, this is a jacquard weave.
The dead giveaway is if you zoom in to the fiber levels the insanity of this weave reveals itself. All the spitty inky texture that is characteristic photocopies/Xerox/photostat is actually complex variations to the weave structure of black and white yarns. A classic gingham is one of the simplest yarn dyed patterns, a small check, but here the gingham is folded upon itself in multiple directions, as if it’s been crumpled, flattened and photocopied onto paper. It’s all 100% cotton (40% of which is recycled), 180gsm woven in Italy. It’s Albini so it’s going to wear damn nice, but the joy here is visual and conceptual.
Fiber Content
100%Cotton
Fabric Weight
180GSM
Fabric Origin
Woven in Italy
Fabric Construction
Jacquard weave
Durability
Experimental
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Fit
Size Chart
in Inches | Measured Flat
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Form
Made in
Manhattan
Product Weight
440G(Size 32)
Hardware
Mombasa polyester slot button, made in Italy
Pockets
- Two front slash pockets
- One rear welt pocket in self fabric on wearers right
- One rear flap pocket in self fabric on wearers left
Construction Details
- Forward facing single pleats on each leg
- Black Lightning 1.2” woven label on right pocket
- Black swan label on wearer’s inside left
- Unhemmed bottom
Style Number
P210
Revision History
- July 2024:
- Photostat Linears launched
- Released in Black-And-White
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Care
Washing
Machine wash warm
Drying
Tumble dry low
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Photography Credits
Photos by Jon-Paul Rodriguez