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Drystone Jacket - Māhoe

$478.00

  • Signature triple-stitched seams

  • 16oz raw cotton canvas

  • Action back for a greater range of motion

  • Half lined and slashed back

  • Heavy-duty saddlers rivets

  • Bartack reinforced pocket corners

  • Curved waistband for true human fit

  • Made by me in Tāmaki Makaurau, Auckland

  • All measurements are in centimetres

Ollie is 5’11”, wearing size 27 shorts and a size small jacket

Size:

  • Signature triple-stitched seams

  • 16oz raw cotton canvas

  • Action back for a greater range of motion

  • Half lined and slashed back

  • Heavy-duty saddlers rivets

  • Bartack reinforced pocket corners

  • Curved waistband for true human fit

  • Made by me in Tāmaki Makaurau, Auckland

  • All measurements are in centimetres

Ollie is 5’11”, wearing size 27 shorts and a size small jacket

Māhoe is a coastal tree that can grow up to 15 metres and holds deep significance in Māori tradition as it is strongly intertwined with the origin of fire, partly because its wood is used for friction by fire. It produces dark purple berries that are used in pigments for Ta Moko - traditional Māori tattoo

Tōtara is a tree endemic to New Zealand. It grows to roughly 35 metres and is prized by Maōri for its rot resistance and straight grain. It was particularly favoured for the carving of large-scale waka (Maōri canoe)