Heavyweight cotton drill, stone-washed to a deep faded black with subtle tonal variations across the surface. Dense and structured, the wash softens the fabric while preserving volume and shape. Fully quilted lining. Concealed front zip closure with custom metal puller. Multiple flap and welt pockets throughout the body and sleeves. Ribbed collar, cuffs and hem. Dropped shoulders. Oversized fit.

Cargo garments were developed around a simple principle: carrying more while moving freely. Originally designed for military use, their pocket systems evolved as functional tools before becoming part of everyday dress. This bomber reinterprets that heritage through exaggerated proportions, a layered pocket construction and a deliberately worn finish. The abundance of storage becomes both structure and visual language, transforming utility into identity. A reflection on function, movement and garments shaped by use rather than decoration.