
Loden Balmacaan Coat
The Austrian Himalaya loden balmacaan, with its inverted pleats and softened volume, is the clearest expression of DOCUMENT's heritage-fabric outerwear.
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Seoul menswear label founded in 2014 by Jongsoo Lee, making minimalist staples in heritage fabrics and faded neutral tones.
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Jongsoo Lee builds collections from repetition: shirting, trousers, outerwear and knitwear return each season with small shifts in structure and proportion rather than new graphics.
The palette stays in softly washed neutrals, and heritage fabrics and relaxed tailoring carry the collection instead of logos or prints.
Founded in 2014, it sells direct and through overseas stockists including SSENSE, and sits at a high price tier justified by fabric and cut rather than trend content.

The Austrian Himalaya loden balmacaan, with its inverted pleats and softened volume, is the clearest expression of DOCUMENT's heritage-fabric outerwear.
1 live now · from $785
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Light wool and shearling-trimmed Kemp melton coats show the label's habit of reworking one classic silhouette with small structural shifts each season.
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The oversized blazer and painter pants in high density cotton define DOCUMENT's relaxed, faded-neutral approach to tailoring.
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What changes: More styling-driven, broader lifestyle assortment
78% matchDOCUMENT is a Seoul ready-to-wear label founded by designer Jongsoo Lee, who debuted the brand in 2014 with a concept drawn from Gilles Deleuze's writing on repetition and difference. The menswear-led collections rework wardrobe staples — outerwear, relaxed tailoring, shirting and knitwear — in heritage fabrics and a softly faded palette of neutrals, adding small structural and proportion shifts each season rather than seasonal graphics. The brand sells through its own channels and international stockists including SSENSE.