Y Harness — Navy on Cream Pinstripe (Suiting Deadstock)

Y Harness — Navy on Cream Pinstripe (Suiting Deadstock)

£100.00
Sale price  £100.00 Regular price 
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Y Harness — Navy on Cream Pinstripe (Suiting Deadstock)
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Y Harness — Navy on Cream Pinstripe (Suiting Deadstock)

£100.00
Sale price  £100.00 Regular price 

The Y Harness is the archive's most delicate silhouette — open at the front, lighter across the body, the closest piece in the collection to a tie reframed across the chest. In Navy on Cream Pinstripe, the Suiting Deadstock collection's quietest piece.

Medium-weight pinstripe suiting in navy on cream, sourced from Walthamstow Market in East London — part of the multicultural fabric trade that the brand's supply chain runs through.

The cloth has the structural weight and subtle stretch of a tailoring cloth. The Y silhouette holds the pinstripe lightly across the chest, leaving the front open in a way that reads more like neckwear than tailoring.

White stitching anchors the geometry without competing with the print. One of three pieces in the Suiting Deadstock collection — H, X, and Y silhouettes in this same pinstripe — and the only Y; the lightest body of the trio.

Specifications

Fabric Navy on Cream Pinstripe — medium-weight tailoring cloth, subtle stretch
Origin Walthamstow Market, East London — British tailoring deadstock from the multicultural East London fabric trade
Stitching White thread from G and A Haberdashery, Queens Market
Hardware Silver — rings and buckles from F Martin & Son; rivets and eyelets from Trimming Shop
Construction Hand-finished in East London at the Harnessed LDN studio, sewn on a Singer Heavy Duty 4423
Weight ~0.45 kg


Sizing

Adjustable across a 34–50 inch chest. Universal sizing across the Alpha 30 Archive — broader than most fashion harnesses cap at.

Care

Spot clean only. Hand care preferred. Do not machine wash.

This is the only Y Harness in this pinstripe. The cloth came from Walthamstow Market and won't be re-sourced; the configuration certainly won't be reproduced. Both finite at once.

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