This straight-cut jacket has a rounded front. It has a partial lining made of pure cotton and the visible seams are neatly piped on the inside. Darts at the front and dividing seams at the back give the jacket shape, while a striking longitudinal dividing seam at the back slims and elongates it visually. Two back slits make it more comfortable to wear. Two patch pockets, an inset breast pocket with a buttoned flap and an inside pocket provide space for small everyday items. The striking fabric, which perfectly matches the casual character of the jacket, is made from 80% cotton and 20% linen.

For Hannes Roether from Munich in his collections, two things are essential. First off, the obvious: straightforward designs for a minimalist, uncomplicated style. Inspiration derived from traditional workwear garments gets him to reinterpret authentic patterns in a contemporary way. The second aspect is the material. Roether sets great store by natural materials. The result: timeless everyday garments, functional, durable, and casual, but never scruffy.

Staining of light-coloured clothing, furniture and other objects is possible.