Kaval, Stole Jacket with Liner – Black

50% Cotton, 50% Linen. Made in Japan.

Size M: Drop shoulder, Center back to cuff 32″ (81cm), Length 27½” (70cm), Body width 31½” (80cm), Sleeve 17½” (44cm)

Kaval Stole Jacket with Liner in Off White features a relaxed, wide silhouette with a shirt-style collar, button-front closure, and two large patch pockets at the front. The jacket has long sleeves and a layered construction at the hem. A liner is included and can be removed, allowing the jacket to be worn in different ways. The buttons are custom-made in Mashiko, Tochigi, using traditional Japanese pottery techniques. Each button is individually produced and fired, giving the buttons subtle variations in color, texture, and shape.

Mashiko-yaki (Mashiko pottery) is a traditional Japanese pottery produced in and around Mashiko, Tochigi Prefecture. The area has a long history of pottery production and is known for its use of locally sourced clay and distinctive glazes. Each piece is shaped and fired individually, resulting in subtle variations in color, texture, and form.

Kaval is a Japanese clothing brand founded in 2013, known for its original fabrics and small-scale production in Tochigi, Japan. At Kaval’s own factory, the brand weaves and dyes its fabrics and produces garments using traditional artisanal techniques and antique sewing machines. The combination of in-house fabric production, careful sewing, and Japanese craftsmanship gives each garment its distinctive texture and character. Kaval focuses on a considered approach to clothing, with an emphasis on original materials, craftsmanship, and small-scale manufacturing in Japan.