æ - Ricsi Tops - Black ( 1805 Part I )

49% Wool, 46% Cotton, 5% Spandex JAPANESE FABRIC

• A transformative piece developed through body-centric research, designed to adapt and respond to the wearer’s movements and needs.
• Features internal dead knot structures that allow the garment to shift into multiple forms, functioning as a *jacket, top, or even worn inside-out.
• Constructed with versatility in mind, it challenges traditional clothing forms and encourages wearer interaction and experimentation.
• Part of the *"Calamity Town I - 1805"* collection, embodying themes of adaptability and redefinition of boundaries. 3 - way transformation styles
• Æ Button opening 

Calamity Town  - 1805 Part I

In the year 1805, the world was shrouded in turmoil—a time of unrest, fear, and uncertainty. Societies were gripped by the weight of conflict and adversity, with towering shadows of despair looming over cities and towns. This was an era defined by darkness, where the gothic architecture of the time—its towering spires, intricate stone carvings, and heavy, oppressive structures—embodied the struggles of an age plagued by calamity.