We were commissioned to design and produce a modular jacket engineered to adapt to Singapore’s hot, humid climate. Taking inspiration from traditional desert garments, the design pairs natural, breathable fibers, such as linen, with versatile layering principles. Modularity is central to the piece, featuring classic adaptable details like a removable longline fishtail hem and a convertible split hood. Additionally, the jacket includes a detachable perforated liner that can be unzipped and worn independently or integrated as a lightweight base layer beneath the parka shell.

The Garment was shown in Singapore as part of the 'Hot Bodies' exhibition by Anak with support from the Singapore Design Council.