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SEEING HOOD • Moon Drift SAMPLES

Size Guide

Displaying measurements for size:

  • I (XS-S)
  • II (S-M)
  • III (M-L)
  • IV (L-XL)
  • V (XL-XXL)

Model is 5'11 with a slim build and is wearing size II.
The fit is roomy and the fabric will conform to your body.
Please note that the sleeves are made extra long to cover the hands but can be rolled up or easily hemmed.

Size: IV (L-XL)

PLEASE READ: these are samples which have been worn for a photoshoot or are showroom samples but are in new or near-new condition.  MAY BE RETURNED FOR STORE CREDIT ONLY.

An extraordinary take on an ordinary style, conceived to meet the need for a hooded pullover with a refined aesthetic.  Say hello to the extremely warm, softly enveloping, luxurious Eyn Vas 'hoodie'.

Fabricated in an exceptional double-sided Japanese wool with cotton that skillfully utilizes the best properties from both fibers, the interior side is smoothly knit while the exterior is beautifully textured.

These two layers create structure with supple stretch that conforms to the body.

Extra long sleeves afford the option of full hand coverage, or can be rolled up for every day function. 

A hidden inner utility pocket can be accessed from both sides of the kangaroo pouch, while an internal hem drawstring enables customization of the silhouette and a complete seal at the bottom when desired. 

COMPOSITION
52% Wool / 48% Cotton

CARE
Dryclean for best results.

COLOR
Moon Drift is a richly textured, light grey-taupe.

Model is 5'11 with a slim build and is wearing size II. The fit is very easy and can be comfortably sized up or down for the desired look and feel.

Please click the Size Guide below the price for exact flat measurements of each size.

MATERIALS & CONSTRUCTION
The coat is cut and sewn in New York City by our long-time manufacturing parter, known for their extreme precision. The fabric is sourced from a mill in Aichi prefecture, Japan, which still utilizes century-old looms in some cases.

NAME
With the hood pulled fully over the head, ones face is obscured, minimizing the feeling of being observed so the wearer can more fully engage in seeing.