The Maxence Jacket

The Maxence jacket is crafted in Florence, Italy, from hand-woven hemp fabric, destined to a bride dowry and sourced from fibers that are over a century old. The hemp is spun from plants that were cultivated in traditional, farming practices, ensuring a fabric that is rich in character. The hemp fibers have been woven on ancient looms, using a technique that dates back hundreds of years, resulting in a distinct tight weave that offers exceptional strength and durability ensuring both breathability and timeless quality. Hemp's natural texture provides a grainy feel to the fabric, giving it a rustic yet refined and classy appearance. The weight is approximately 300-350 gsm (grams per square meter), a medium-weight fabric that is substantial yet flexible, ideal for outerwear, making it breathable for warmer climates, but dense enough to provide a sense of warmth and protection. The cut: The jacket has a relaxed fit typical of safari styles, allowing for comfort and mobility. It features a mid-thigh length, tailored to provide a sense of structure but with room for layering. 

Maxence is designed for the adventurous spirit yet refined for a more elegant occasion. The fabric, though aged, is incredibly strong and resistant, a reflection of the enduring quality of the hemp fibers and the artistry of the weavers. It feels solid in the hands, a garment built not only to last, but to tell a tale of heritage, history, and the passage of time through the dunes of the Sahara the markets of the Medina and the waters of the Mediterranean sea.

It may feature signs of time

"Je sens qu'il y a, par delà les dernières lumières de l'horizon, toute une autre vie." Maxence from "Le Voyage du Centurion" by E. Psichari

Size 1 fits S/M 

Size 2 fits M/L

Size 3 fits L/XL