POST ARCHIVE FACTION Lining

The first area that catches the eye on the Track Jacket from POST ARCHIVE FACTION is the front of the garment. Unlike typical zip-up jackets, an asymmetrical cover structure with different left and right shapes is arranged across the entire front closure. A cover is originally an element that covers closures or seam lines to keep things neat and tidy. On this jacket, a pocket with a diagonal zipper across the chest meshes with the cover line to form a functional storage space.

POST ARCHIVE FACTION's Breath Slides are filled with 100% cowhide, from the inner lining that touches the foot to the sole that touches the ground. Leather from the German Heinen tannery, which opened in 1891, is used, and perforation decorations in soft curved shapes are added to the instep area. In general, cowhide soles have excellent breathability and the characteristic of becoming flexible to match the wearer's foot shape as they walk.