Item 2023.27.2 - Raeburn Parasuit Anorak

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2023.27.2

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Raeburn Parasuit Anorak

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  • undated [2019-2022] (Creation)

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2 (jacket and carabiner clip tape zip pull)

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(2008-present)

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London-based fashion brand founded by designer Christopher Raeburn. Initially using his full name, the label was re-branded as Raeburn in 2019. Raeburn is especially known for their RÆMADE line which is made from re-worked surplus materials, particularly military uniforms and artefacts such as parachutes.

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Hooded, lightweight jacket made from nylon, parachute fabric which has been dyed black. Jacket has long sleeves and is front fastening via a black zip with detachable carabiner clip black webbing zip pull. Jacket has a crinkle finish and is unlined.

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      Label: Raeburn / M
      Materials: Nylon
      Measurements: 43cm [Chest]; 70cm [Length]
      Details: Zip fastening; hood
      Physical Condition: Good

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      Parachute fabric has been a RÆBURN signature material since Christopher's first collection in 2009. PARÆSUIT is a recent innovation, resulting in a textured and lightweight crinkle finish across Olive, Black and Navy overdyed canopies.

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      Donated by Ræburn to the Westminster Menswear Archive.

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