The Corset is partially based on an early 1930s girdle fused with classic denim and biker features in the same Toyama black selvedge 3x1r ht. Internal construction tapes refer to military garments

A hybrid of multiple design inputs, this style grew from the study of an EOD (Explosive Ordnance Disposal) technician’s suit. This inspiration influenced the large flap-adjusters on the sleeves and the distinctive shaped cuff. The anorak features stacked-pockets and asymmetric openings, mirrored front and back. The hood is doubled, with a separate neoprene liner nested inside an imposing sculpted hood.

Aviation style bomber jacket, superficially styled after the classic. Its unique silhouette is taken from the raf aircrew suit, cold weather mk.3 jacket. This garment features a grown-on sleeve gusset in the underarm area which creates a “v” shaped under-sleeve with increased articulation. This design was originally developed to allow aircrews to reach overhead controls while being strapped to an ejection seat. The sleeves feature multiple “strike-through” pockets, sourced from USAF survival vests.

The new “chino fit” shape from G-Star, with a regular waist, roomy top-block and tapered leg. Crafted in Japanese 3x1 right hand stretch twill denim with raw seams finished with a piping.

Inspired by the USN wet weather jacket, from the G-Star archive with distinctive piping running up the back of both sleeves. This jacket features a high quality synthetic shell with a removeable liner which can be worn separately.

The GSRR Long Parka is not a parka anymore. Apart from the fishtail, pocketflaps an waistband drawstring this style has become a hybrid with details taken from a USAF survival vest.

Styled after a military helicopter pant with multiple “3D” pockets. It is made in a high quality ultra-resistant cotton/nylon mix fabric which gives a cotton touch with a sophisticated sheen. A tape runs from the rear pocket to the front and can be attached to a set of keys. The tape can be stowed when not in use. The style features a unique “3D” calf pocket which is placed above the high ribbed cuffs. Upper pockets positioned with a flat angle to utilize the space provided by the relaxed top-block.

Classic uniform shirt in a rich compact wool fabric, based on an original garment from the g-star archive. With expandable chest and sleeve pockets which feature carefully bound edges for added robustness. The garment also features subtle jetted pockets at the waist for further functionality, as well as twin patch pockets on the sateen lining inside. The overall construction is tough and workman-like with a yokeless back. Topstitched narrow cuff placket and reinforced collar.

This dress was styled after the military flight overall from our Archive with multiple “3D” pockets and heavily puckered seams. It is made in the same high quality ultraresistant cotton nylon fabric.

A close-fitting blazer which derives all its shaping from the side-seams. The design is taken from 19th century working garments and features a snug button-up lapel and collar. The body features the signature, multiple “strike-through” pockets, developed from 1960’s USAF survival vests.

Inspired by EOD (Explosive Ordnance Disposal) technician’s suit. This archive garment led to the large flap-adjusters on the calves and the bold zippered stash-pockets on the hips. The garment features the distinctive g-star silhouette in which the top-block is left loose while the lower leg quickly tapers to fit snugly to the calf.

LINER

Raindrop pattern quilted neoprene liner with multiple “strike-through” pockets. This pocket configuration was derived from 1960’s USAF survival vests. The liner is designed to be worn with the modular overcoat or separately.

Loose fitting, high waist, cropped pant with a signature 3-D leg shape and a high turn-up to add a pinch of holiday chic. Pocket shapes are inspired by a ww2 naval deck pant. The kobe twill is a japanese high twist 3x1 rht with a luxurious glossy surface.

Our 3d pocket bomber has undergone a facelift. the nagano 7 oz stretch denim gives this style a contemporary almost minimal look. The center back is raw edge cut to add a bit of texture to this very slick style. The bellow pockets are inspired by a usaf survival vest from our archive.

Inspired by EOD (Explosive Ordnance Disposal) technician’s suit. This archive garment led to the large flap-adjusters on the calves and the bold zippered stash-pockets on the hips. The garment features the distinctive g-star silhouette in which the top-block is left loose while the lower leg quickly tapers to fit snugly to the calf.

The E double Matelasse 3 in 1 jacket is a cropped double layered jacket with details taken from usaf survival vests and overalls. The jacket is double reversible and contains a detachable matelassé liner with “dubuffet” inspired quilting pattern.

The GSRR kickback dress is the G-Star interpretation of the little black dress. the mixof fabric, shape and signature silhouette makes this dress a rare bird among its kind. The Toyama 12.5oz black selvedge denim (100% cotton) gives this dress spunk. Internal construction tapes refer to military garments.

A close fitting tactical vest with details taken from bullet-proof garments and usaf survival vests. Lined in heavy loop-back sweat, it is made in a high quality ultra-resistant cotton/nylon mix fabric which gives a cotton touch with a sophisticated sheen.