Deconstructed Kimono Long Coat (201J04)

● Material Information Main Fabric: 65% Wool, 35% Polyester Contrast Fabric: 100% Polyester ● Size Information (cm) Length: 128.5 Bust Width: 56 Shoulder Width: 45 Sleeve Length: 66 ● Fit & Feel (Male Model: Height 185cm, Weight 70kg) Fit: Fitted Fabric Thickness: Standard lightweight Fabric Stretch: Non-stretch Fabric Feel: Smooth ● Design Philosophy ERICHAOLIC Collection NO.6│《Mother Island》 Taiwanese culture is often difficult to define. Looking back at Taiwan's history, it's a continuous process of encounter and fusion with various peoples. Consequently, this small island carries many cultural imprints. During the Japanese colonial era, men no longer wore queues, and women no longer bound their feet, making it easier to embrace the sartorial transformations brought by Japanese and Western civilizations. Old photographs readily reveal families and townspeople alike, adorned in clothing that blended Chinese, Western, and Japanese styles, or a harmonious fusion of these elements, creating a fascinating tapestry of cultural intermingling. Today, our streets and alleys are filled with a vibrant collage of cultures. With the arrival of new residents, this small island continues to thrive with an inclusive spirit, embracing the world. Perhaps Taiwanese culture is characterized by its "everything goes" mentality, where nothing is too strange. It's a magical convergence, yet it represents our most authentic daily life.