TSPTR - "Salinas" Tie Dye Jacket

TSPTR is an acronym standing for Truth, Symmetry, Pleasure, Taste and Recognition, the five design principles of Louis Sullivan, American modernist architect, designer and 'the father of skyscrapers'. He believed that 'form should ever follow function' and TSPTR subscribes to that ideal. Their garments channel the history of the original counterculture, exploring subculture, politics, music, protest and film. Their passion for clothing with meaning ensures each TSPTR garment has both great design and a great story.

Part of the brands "Dry Goods" range! Based on an adapted hunting jacket from the 1970's, this jacket has a Japanese work jacket vibe with a cutaway front and large scoop pockets. Constructed from soft Portuguese cotton in a herringbone twill, it has been overdyed in a fairly chill tie-dye.

Tagged Size Medium
100% Cotton
Made in Portugal

Chest: 58.5cm
Shoulder: 46cm
Length: 70cm
Sleeve Length: 63.5cm

Great Condition

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