The blouson, whose origins lie in aviation, experienced a fashion boom in the 1950s when it was discovered by youth culture - not least fueled by screen heroes such as James Dean, who wore it in "... because they don't know what they're doing". The blouson subsequently developed into a timeless classic of casual fashion. Hannes Roether produces this casual blouson from a striking linen fabric that has a distinctive Used look thanks to a ready-to-wear wash. It has all the formal features of this iconic garment: stand-up collar, zipper, elasticated cuffs on the sleeves and body hem, slanted side pockets with buttoned flaps and a buttoned inside pocket. Combined with jeans and trainers, the blouson creates a particularly sporty look.

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.