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- 2010 (Creation)
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Sources: Pokit.
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From Inside the Westminster Menswear Archive:
HALF-LINED JACKET
Pokit
2010
Design studio and label Pokit was founded in London by Bayode Oduwole and Claire Pringle in 1999. They developed a made-to-measure tailoring system they named Fabri-K that was used to create this jacket, part of a custom-made two-piece suit. The system used toile blocks for customers to try before deciding details, and sample jacket fronts gave the chance to see how the cloth would look when made up. The unstructured single-breasted black cotton and linen jacket has a single button closure, pointed lapels, and a large patch pocket on the left hip. The front panels and back neck
opening of the jacket’s back are partially lined with orange satin, and the inside seams are also bound in the same orange satin. The sleeves are lined in black and white striped material.
Cotton, Linen
Archive no. 2020.4.2