Smart coats have taken a back seat: why the parka is set to take over your wardrobe
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telegraph.co.ukAM2-1 Modular parka, £2,225, Applied Art Forms Rather than rely on one slab-like layer of insulation, Berryman’s modular parka instead deploys an outer shell - complete with detachable woollen ‘sherpa liner’ - beneath which can be tethered two further garments: a long-sleeved, collarless liner coat, and a sleeveless, gilet-like liner vest (sold separately).Doubling down on this flexibility, is the AM2-1’s combination of a full hood or detachable collar with concealable hood, which gives a garment inspired by the American M65 military jacket a sartorial edge missing in service-issue examples.
The aim, Berryman, says, was to produce a parka that's “functional by design, but elevated” – an approach that’s shared by other pieces in Applied Art.
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