S.E.H Kelly

[sehkelly]

Does anyone have more pictures with the Wool trousers? Went through socials but there is a lack of actual people wearing the trousers and the tagged section for SehKelly on insta seems to be disabled. Would love to see a few IRL fits of the wool trousers.
eyeing either the charcoal or getting the navy in https://www.marrkt.com/products/wool-trousers-14?variant=44712431583398

You could try "seh kelly proper trousers site:jp" in an image search.

 

[SirThopas]

Took delivery earlier in the week of a pair of the black moleskin trousers. They’re being taken up right now - the eternal downside (and not the only one) of having a fairly large waist and shortish legs. But first impressions are great. The material is so weighty. The attention to detail is great, and I especially love the large, robust pockets.

 

[sehkelly]

Took delivery earlier in the week of a pair of the black moleskin trousers. They’re being taken up right now - the eternal downside (and not the only one) of having a fairly large waist and shortish legs. But first impressions are great. The material is so weighty. The attention to detail is great, and I especially love the large, robust pockets.

It is terrifric to hear you like what you've seen so far, and I hope you get plenty of wear out of them once they're back from alteration.

 

[DanielPicktonAllen]

I am looking at your trenchcoats. I can’t work out what would fit me, or if the cut of the coat would suit me. I have around a 40” chest and my waist is around 28”. I’m not sure if one that would fit my shoulders would look a bit baggy around the middle. I wouldn’t want the middle to get overly bunched up pulling it tight with the belt, that wouldn’t look nice and wouldn’t be the silhouette I’d be after either.

Any advice?

If they are sold out in the right size, might these come back sometime?

 

[sehkelly]

The trench is as true to size as our other coats — e.g. the peacoat or topcoat — but since it is intended to slipped on easily over other layers, it has a chest measurement one size up from most other styles (the parka and duster are the same in this respect).

If you have a 40 chest then there's really no size I'd be comfortable suggesting other than size M.

Certainly, with regards to the shoulders, there's never been a style of construction less interested in size labels and contours of the human body than the one-piece raglan sleeve. It drapes cleanly (and flatteringly) over whatever stands in its way.

We are making a bunch more of them at the moment, coincidentally, although not the sand colour in size M (due to an unforeseen shortage of cloth).

 

[sehkelly]

Speaking of one-piece raglan sleeves, here's the duster in dark navy. The sleeves are really wide on this, by the way — it's a real over-everything overcoat.

 

[DanielPicktonAllen]

Hmm, sounds as I’m the M is what I would need then… that’s unfortunate

 

[sehkelly]

Hmm, sounds as I’m the M is what I would need then… that’s unfortunate

If we do manage to make one (sometimes there is cloth left over after production) I will let you know.

 

[sehkelly]

Here's the new version of the field jacket, which we've been dabbling with on and off for quite a long time. It's much the same as the older version — its calling cards are the Magyar sleeve (where the side body and sleeve are one and the same) and the loose / floating chest pockets under which runs a drawstring.

It's quite nice to really tighten the drawstring for that pulled-in field jacket look, but with the chest pockets hanging over the top, obvious to the waisted nature below.

Cavalry twill, too, which seems to suit it nicely.

 

[PacoPico]

Wow, beautiful! Does the collar fold down when unbuttoned or does it stay standing as rigidly as it looks? I have to check out the size chart.

 

[sehkelly]

Wow, beautiful! Does the collar fold down when unbuttoned or does it stay standing as rigidly as it looks? I have to check out the size chart.

No, it isn't cut to fold down, although I daresay that as the cloth softens over time, it could be coaxed in that direction.

 

[espen]

Good lord, that Duster is amazing. I think that is finally the platonic ideal of a raincoat I've hunted for for years.

 

[Blackmaged]

Not to take away from the field jacket discussion but what’s the word on popovers this year? 🙂

 

[sehkelly]

Not to take away from the field jacket discussion but what’s the word on popovers this year? 🙂

We're making a handful with short sleeves, in quite heavy linen, hopefully for release mid-spring.

 

[sehkelly]

Good lord, that Duster is amazing. I think that is finally the platonic ideal of a raincoat I've hunted for for years.

Very heartening to hear!

Thank you.

It is certainly robust against the rain. There's double and triple-layer sections aplenty on this one.