overthrow

the overthrow is an architectural garment designed to be inhabited.

it emerges from a practice of rewilding — a return to contact with material, body, and lived terrain — where clothing functions as a quiet support rather than an imposed identity.
constructed as field wear, it acts as a wearable form — offering weight, enclosure, and presence — without prescribing how it should be worn or used.

materials
the core structure of each overthrow is built from durable denim or heavy-duty foundational fabric, selected for longevity and the ability to fray with use.
more delicate materials — including silk, linen, cotton, and natural textiles — are layered and backed by this core to preserve integrity while allowing surface variation.
construction is hand-assembled, emphasizing endurance, repairability, and visible wear over finish or perfection.

form
a generous, adaptable volume designed to drape, wrap, or be thrown across the body or space.

size
approximately 44 in × 44 in when laid flat.
when worn, the form spans roughly 22 in × 44 in across the body.
dimensions may vary slightly by composition (± 1 in).

function
– worn as an outer layer
– used as a ground, cover, or enclosure
– carried or placed as a resting form
– adaptable to multiple postures and environments

variation
because each overthrow is assembled from unique material compositions, no two are identical.
after purchase, you may share preferences regarding color palette or material tone.
final composition remains guided by availability and structural integrity.

availability
each overthrow is constructed individually.
some pieces may be available for immediate shipment; others are made to order.
lead time will be confirmed after purchase.

care
hand machine washable or dry clean, depending on use.
fraying and wear are considered part of the garment’s life.

the overthrow does not instruct how it should be worn.
it meets the body where it is,
and allows meaning to arise through contact.