Final Home was founded by Kosuke Tsumura, who was born in Japan in 1959. He joined the Miyake Design Studio in 1983 for a decade. In 1994 Tsumura presented a survival jacket that would jumpstart his own brand. Tsumura wondered to himself “If I lose my home due to a disaster, war, unemployment, etc…What kind of clothes can I propose as a fashion designer?”. Designed to be a wearable shelter, this parka featured 44 pockets designed to store food, medicine and tools. If weather gets cold, the pockets can be filled with newspaper or any other insulating material. All the pockets can also be accommodated with down cushions, transforming the Final Home parka into a down jacket. The parka is made to suit any body shape by simply filling certain pockets with extra materials to provide a fitted look. Tsumura decided to call his brand Final Home because he wanted to create garments that would be suited as the ultimate portable home.
This translucent survival jacket has a unique blue camo liner which was a pattern created by Final Home. It features 16 total pockets, button strap cuffs, and piping on the hem with adjuster. This piece is in good condition, only flaw is the top button broke off but it could be fixed. Here’s your chance at a very rare FH piece that doesn’t pop up often!
