Frahm jackets are designed by Nick Hussey, whom I met a couple of years ago when we had a very pleasant bike ride to discuss his cycle-wear company, Vulpine. Sadly, despite the excellence of the Vulpine products, the business failed, plunging Nick into a nervous breakdown. Once recovered he streamlined his business and designed two simple and practical jackets; the Frahm Harrington Racer and the Frahm Utility Field jacket.
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Frahm Utility Field jacket |
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Windproof and water resistant |
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Frahm Harrington Racer |
Both are showerproof and wind resistant (a Yorkshire-made fabric). The Racer Harrington is slimmer-fitting and suited to urban life (including cycling), while the Field jacket is a warmer military-inspired workhorse. Both have lots of storage and, knowing how well Vulpine's clothes were designed, I'm sure the Frahm jackets will fill their roles to perfection.
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Frahm Harrington Racer (L) and Frahm Utility Field Jacket (R) |
The jackets are made in small batches and are sold in aid of Mind. £10 from each sale goes to the mental health charity. Priced £295 and £395 respectively. Frahm jacket's website frahmjacket.com.
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