Wool jacket

This is the "ultimate jacket" created by NO.b director Naoko Okusa, who loves jackets and has worn a variety of designs. This jacket, which was released in navy last year and received positive reviews, has now been made in black to match the theme of this year's collection. This series was designed by Mie Kadowaki, director of raspail, a brand Okusa trusts.

To achieve a deep, lustrous black, we used the "double black dyeing" method, which is also used for formal wear and high-end suits, giving the product a luxurious and eye-catching look.

The material is made from "wool super material," a fine, lustrous, high-quality wool. Furthermore, the fabric is made using a tightly woven "compact twill" method, which gives it just the right amount of firmness and a refined three-dimensional look.

The garment is sewn at a factory that specializes in men's tailoring, with careful handwork applied to key areas such as the collar and hand-stitched sleeve lining. Not only has the silhouette and comfort been improved, but attention has also been paid to every detail, making this a jacket that looks great even when just hung on a hanger, and is sure to impress.

The slim silhouette and slightly longer length give the upper body a slender, beautiful look and sharp shoulder lines. The buttons are a dark color rather than gold, making it a versatile design.

This is a piece that you can enjoy pairing with a variety of items, from casual to dressy, including striped pants made from the same material , as well as denim, dresses, and sweatshirts.

■ Click here for "Wool Line Pants" made from the same material

Launched by stylist Okusa Naoko in AW 2024, the brand is like the content of a magazine, capturing the mood of the moment and expressing it as a new style. The brand name "NO.b" combines the initials "NO" of publisher (director) Okusa Naoko and the "b" from Okusa's favorite words: "book, beer, black, beach." The brand aims to be full of surprises and joy in every issue, incorporating the real-life experiences of busy people, the excitement of proposing styles that are a little ahead of the times, and the atmosphere of the times. This second collection is based on the theme of " black ."