It's What's Inside That Counts: Impressive Interiors of Our Favorite Pieces

reedobandito · Feb 20, 2014

I've always had a certain admiration for companies and designers that place aesthetic (and utilitarian) emphasis on the interior design of their pieces. From tech companies like Nom de Guerre and Acronym to artisanal brands like CCP, we've seen a range of unique linings and sublayers like seam taping galore, cable knits, heavy wool, intricate quiltings patterns and the like. Post up your favorite jacket or pant linings of items you own or admire!

Examples:

Nom de Guerre's tech fishtail raincoat, from my own collection

Patrik Ervell's wonderfully minimalist taped seam duffle coat

Esemplare's cable-knit lined Parka

stevent · Feb 20, 2014

N. Hollywood blazers are pretty nice inside, can't find a pic but i's see through and you can see the canvas and rest of components

also really liked this Our Legacy blazer:

reedobandito · Feb 20, 2014

Alright pic of a CCP suit interior:

Mr. Moo · Feb 20, 2014

CCP Overlock Blazer

sinnedk · Feb 20, 2014

as this thread gets consumed by ccp

ghostface · Feb 20, 2014

stevent said:
N. Hollywood blazers are pretty nice inside, can't find a pic but i's see through and you can see the canvas and rest of components

yep, pretty cool:

reedobandito · Feb 20, 2014

And who could forget Schneider when it comes to button-in scarves and cozy wool linings:

sipang · Feb 20, 2014

sipang · Feb 20, 2014

Veilance Composite jkt

chinesealpha · Feb 20, 2014

This has the makings of an awesome thread. Hopefully some tailors will drop in and explain some of the art and science behind all this.

Milanese buttonhole, pic courteousy of http://tuttofattoamano.blogspot.ca/search?updated-max=2013-04-24T13:27:00-07:00

Arcteryx Alpha SV glove

The West is Dead hand-linked sweater. From my sketchy understanding, each piece of the sweater is knitted to its final shape. Then each edge is attached to is corresponding edge, stitch by stitch, in contrast to commonly-used cut, overlock, and sew process. I have a number of both machine-knits and hand-knits that seem to be hand-linked, and the sweater seams are definitely softer and stretchier than those that are stitched.

chinesealpha · Feb 20, 2014

Welp, I realized that I didn't actually post any interior pics of anything.

I'm a geek when it comes to construction details. Sorry.

chinesealpha · Feb 20, 2014

uzairh · Feb 20, 2014

Devoa:

Lionheart Biker · Feb 20, 2014

^ WOW, Devoa´s inside seems so futuristic..

ps: I wanna see coats with straps. I have a bbs11 hoodie that comes with 2 but I don´t think the inside is very nice.. still might take a pic to show.

KingJulien · Apr 2, 2014

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