The Trucker Jacket sits not only at the centre of American fashion, but at the centre of United States culture itself. Starting out from humble roots and rising to international fame, the garment is a physical embodiment of the American dream. With his version, Daiki introduces an Engineered Garment touch, punching out the proportions and offering a variety of fabrics. In the process he adds his own verse to the product’s story. Just like any good American product, the Engineered Garments Trucker Jacket can be enjoyed for years to come.

The Jacket is manufactured in an orthodox style, featuring a flurry of bar tacks across the front and traditional Scoville donut rivets throughout. Changes can be found with the inclusion of inside breast pockets, a detail borrowed from the UK version of the “Ike” short cropped army jacket.

Gaku Inada is a Brooklyn-based artist, printmaker, and documentary filmmaker. Gaku’s work across media strives to capture the rhythm, bustle, and beauty of life.

Gaku has exclusively worked on hand-drawn works - The medium pays homage to Ernest Miller Hemingway and his friend, Pablo Picasso. The theme revolves around the safari, animal prints and wildlife. The first character, inspired by Picasso's sketch of a bird/dove, evolved into a broader collection of animal figures.