KATHARINE HAMNETT Gray Double Zip Hoodie - Archive - M

This is a full-zip, gray hooded sweatshirt from KATHARINE HAMNETT, featuring a glossy finish and a front pocket, perfect for casual wear.

There is a stain on the right sleeve rib, though it's not very noticeable.

Shoulder width: 41cm
Body width: 45cm
Length: 63cm
Sleeve length: 59cm

Color: Gray
Material: Rayon, cotton, polyester
Design: Full zip
Hood: Hooded
Pockets: Front pocket

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Katharine Hamnett is a fashion brand established in the UK in 1979. It became world-famous for its "slogan T-shirts" that incorporated messages about political, environmental, and social issues, based on military and work styles. Designer Katharine Hamnett herself has long advocated for sustainability and ethical manufacturing. Currently, the brand is known for its strong message-driven designs, represented by "CHOOSE LIFE," and its style that fuses British tradition and innovation.

Pioneer of Slogan T-shirts: In the 1980s, the brand released message T-shirts such as "CHOOSE LIFE," conveying messages to society through fashion. These T-shirts caused a worldwide boom when worn by characters in the movie "Back to the Future" and by George Michael of Wham!.
Military & Work: The brand uses military wear and uniforms as a design base, developing practical and chic styles.
Social and Environmental Messages: From its inception, the brand has reflected awareness of various social issues such as peace, anti-war, environmental protection, and poverty in its collections, leading sustainable fashion.
Respect for British Tradition: The brand supports traditional British manufacturing through collaborations with established British brands such as Trickers, John Smedley, and Mackintosh, as well as partnerships with domestic factories.

About the Designer
She studied at Central Saint Martins and launched her own brand in 1979.
Her long years of activity were recognized, and she received the Order of the British Empire (MBE) in 2010.
The brand develops menswear and womenswear, fusing classic UK style with modern elements. Lines that reproduce archive designs with Japanese technology are also popular.