NEEDLES and Pendleton release their first collaboration, a six-piece wool collection
The Japan-only drop includes a shawl-collar coat at ¥170,500 and a Cowichan sweater, with purple linings throughout.
By the Bay Area Brief staff · Edited by Seamus McKenna · · 2 min read
NEEDLES and Pendleton released their first collaboration on Oct. 24, a six-piece collection sold at Nepenthes stores and online and through Pendleton Japan.
The pieces
Shawl Collar Coat: ¥170,500
Cowichan Sweater: ¥104,500
Mohair Sweater in the Harding pattern: ¥90,200
Pen Jacket: ¥82,500
H.D. Pant: ¥56,100
Classic Shirt: ¥55,000
The pieces feature purple linings. No U.S. release has been announced.
Sources
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