Item 2018.231.1 - Massimo Osti Left Hand Field Jacket with Detachable Liner

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2018.231.1

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Massimo Osti Left Hand Field Jacket with Detachable Liner

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(1993-1999)

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The label established and designed by Massimo Osti (1944-2005). He called it Left Hand because he was left handed. The first collection in 1993 was womenswear, followed by menswear collections. He partnered with Dismi 92 of Florence for the production, a manufacturing company owned by the Allegri family. Exclusively designed fabrics for the label were produced by ITS Artea and innovation in synthetics and technical materials were intrinsic to the designs. This included Thermojoint which bonded cotton and PVC.

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(17 Jun 1944-6 Jun 2005)

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Black field jacket with raglan sleeves and an asymmetric zip and placket. It has four front patch pockets with the two chest pockets angled towards the centre with the left pocket featuring a pen pocket. The jacket fastens asymmetrically to the right with a concealed zip and large black poppers. The cuffs have adustable velcro tabs and there is an adjustable internal drawstring at the waist. It also has three underarm grommets for ventilation. The Left Hand logo is printed on the left sleeve.
Country of Design: Italy
Country of Manufacture: Italy

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      polyester/PVC
      Colour/Print: black

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