Spring Time In Brund

Spring time is just around the corner, at least if you look at the calendar and in clothing shops. One place that is indeed ready from spring is Brund. Earlier this week, these pictures were posted on the shop’s Facebook page (which I can only recommend you to “like”). If you need a fresh checked shirt, a nice printed t-shirt or a jacket to you dry from the spring showers, you’re most likely to be able to find something you like here. Also, of course there’s denim and boot news.

If you’re fast you can still get a Lee 101 “suit” in the new 100% Natural Indigo 5 Dip fabric. The jacket is the 101J and the jeans are the Riders.

If you’re more into Levi’s, you’d probably be thrilled about these 1933 501 jeans from the Vintage Clothing. The fabric is just gorgeously royal blue and will shrink to fit.

Another interesting new comer in the shop is Merz b. Schwanen. These henleys are 100% cotton and like of products from the brand they’re are made in Germany from.

If you’re in need for a new jacket that will keep you dry without making you sweat like a pig while biking around Copenhagen, the spring collection from Penfield is offers the perfect, and very affordable solution. This is the Gibson model.

The Hudson Wax Cloth used for this jacket is woven of a 65/35 percent combination of polyester and cotton, and waxed to keep it waterproof while breathable. The technique is similar to that is Fjällräven’s G1000 fabric, which some of you might know of. This means that you can also re-impregnate your Penfield jacket, but since you can’t buy the original wax I’d recommend Fjällräven’s Greenland Wax.

Get ready for spring with one of these refreshing colourways.

You can also try out the classic Lockwood model, same great fabric.

In Brund you’ll also find a deluxe (yet modestly priced) version of a spring jacket from British Barbour. In contrast to the traditional oil skin jacket linked to the brand, this spring you can get a Barbour jacket that is actually washable.

In other jacket news, Carhartt also supplied Brund with these two classic jacket both in navy.

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Thomas Bojer

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Thomas got into denim through a keen interest in manufacturing and a love for the well-faded jean. He's based in Copenhagen, Denmark, but he travels as much as his job allows. Through Denimhunters he has found a way to share his passion with likeminded enthusiasts while learning more about the blue fabric. Thomas' favourite jean is the 1947 501XX and he has a soft spot for Red Wing Shoes.