Broken Blueprint I Denim Jacket – Workwear Reimagined

Design as Critique: Unraveling the System

This isn’t about trends. It’s about system cracks, raw edges, and narratives sewn between seams.

Every element of the Broken Blueprint I reflects the chaos and imbalance hidden behind the polished world of fashion. The oversized silhouette is intentional—shoulders slightly dropped, the fit relaxed—channeling the fluid, effortless nature of streetwear, yet layered with weighty symbolism.

Deconstruction Meets Functionality

• Asymmetrical seams and fragmented construction visually mirror the fractured ethics of the current fashion supply chain.

• Hidden zipper layers and flap pockets don’t just serve utility—they hint at what’s concealed in fashion’s glossy surface.

• The Faded Black / Charcoal color evokes the darker truths—an aesthetic manifestation of labor exploitation and environmental negligence.

Through these deliberate imperfections, the jacket invites wearers to see fashion as something deeper than just visual pleasure. It becomes a wearable critique.

Sewing Philosophy: Construction Notes with Meaning

1. Classic Point Collar

Despite its experimental deconstruction, the jacket is anchored by a classic point collar—a callback to fashion fundamentals. It represents the paradox of progress: pushing boundaries while staying grounded.

2. Structured Silhouette with Regular Shoulder

Unlike typical deconstructed jackets that feature dramatic drop shoulders, this piece maintains regular shoulder seams—offering structure and subtly preserving tradition. The balance between chaos and order is at play, visually narrating the tension between rebellious design and functional clothing.

3. Hidden Pocket with Flap & Button

Minimal on the outside, maximal in meaning. The hidden flap pockets speak to the concealed layers of labor in the fashion world. Paired with buttons reminiscent of workwear utility, it pays homage to denim’s industrial roots while questioning how those roots have been exploited.

4. Sleeves and Cuffs

Portions of the sleeves reveal unfinished seams, intentionally left raw. This detail is not an oversight—it’s a critique. A symbol of a system that is intentionally incomplete, needing reform. The classic cuff buttons retain wearability while nodding to denim’s legacy.

5. Adjustable Back Strap

The adjustable waist strap isn’t just functional; it’s philosophical. It symbolizes individual agency in a world that often forces conformity—especially in fashion. While rooted in traditional workwear, the modern hardware twist elevates it into a contemporary statement piece.

6. Yoke Stitching

A horizontal yoke seam cuts across the back, marking a division between conformity and defiance. The raw finish and exposed threads emphasize the tension between structure and disruption—a visual metaphor for the breaking point of fast fashion norms.

7. Distress & Unfinished Details

Frayed hems. Raw cuts. Unhemmed cuffs and open edges tell a story of labor-intensive processes that are too often left unappreciated. This is not just a design choice—it’s a tribute to invisible craftsmanship that sustains the industry from the shadows.

Size Chart

This detailed sizing ensures that the oversized yet structured silhouette fits with purpose, allowing wearers to experience comfort without losing edge.

Final Words: A Jacket, A Protest

Wearing the Broken Blueprint I / Denim Jacket isn’t just about style—it’s about intention. It’s about bringing the unseen to the surface, confronting the polished world of fashion with raw honesty, and choosing garments that speak for something more.

This is your chance to wear a statement. One that doesn’t scream, but resonates.

Join the Movement. Wear the Message.
Step into the streets with a jacket that challenges the system and celebrates individuality.

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