Building on Carhartt WIP and Mackintosh’s separate histories, END. combines both brands’ DNA across a selection of their most iconic and recognisable garments. With over 200 years of experience at the forefront of outerwear manufacture, Scottish brand Mackintosh is renowned for technical garment construction, exceptional quality, and hand-finished details. When merged with Carhartt WIP’s adaptations of American archetypes, the result is a collaboration that champions hardwearing clothing and the rich heritage behind it.
Centring around a duo of outerwear pieces that symbolise each brand’s core stylistic values, the Borness Coat and Detroit Jacket beautifully embody the ethos and attitude that serves as Mackintosh and Carhartt WIP’s foundations. Transforming a utilitarian classic, the Detroit Jacket is constructed from a waterproof Scottish cotton and features hand glued taped seams and a two-way front zip. Dressed in Carhartt WIP’s signature Putty colour, the jacket sees Mackintosh apply their famous manufacturing techniques to a timeless piece of American design history. Adapting the Borness Coat, the Scottish brand reimagines their own legacy, transforming the knee length garment in a Bronze Brown colour. Constructed with water resistance in mind, the coat features a duo of handwarmer welt pockets alongside an interior phone pocket with a button closure.
