Norse Projects

Outerwear

Norse Projects outerwear spans corduroy chore jackets, broken-twill overshirts and technical shells developed with mills including Japan's Komatsu. Boxy and regular fits allow for layering, while considered detailing — patch pockets, rivet-reinforced cuffs, branded tabs — runs throughout. Fabrics are chosen for function as much as form, from air-permeable double-weave weatherproofing to garment-dyed organic cotton twill. Built to move between overshirt and jacket, outerwear anchors the collection through changing conditions.

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Shirting

Norse Projects shirting spans crisp cotton poplin, organic Oxford cloth and Italian flannel, cut in oversized and regular fits. Camp collars, button-down collars and box-pleated backs reference archetypal American and European tailoring, finished with mother-of-pearl or corozo buttons. Yarn-dyed checks and garment dyeing bring texture and depth of colour. Whether tucked in or worn loose, shirting forms a considered foundation across both casual and formal dressing.

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