Engineered for everyday wear, Project 11 explores the relationship between structure and motion, merging menswear staples with adaptive functionality. The Stripe Trapezium XY-Plane Sleeve-Holder Shirt integrates a stretch-layered sleeve system, locking the rolled configuration in place to stabilise its dynamic form. The Vacuum Tank Top contrasts a moulded front with a fluid posterior drape, while the Square Transform Shirt, constructed from a shape-memory fabric, retains its form under compression. Collectively, these designs materialise a moment caught in the wind, translating ephemeral movement into wearable garments.

At the same time, the collection redefines the intersection of utility and aesthetics through the application of Dyneema’s “Composite Fabric”. The Cuboid Dyneema Shirt and Pants are crafted in this high-performance fabric, incorporated into Karmuel Young’s signature shirt and trouser cut. Traditionally utilised in outdoor gear, this material is 15 times stronger than steel. The fabric’s transparent, crinkled texture exposes the garment's intricate construction details, echoing the compressed structural forms of John Chamberlain's crushed automotive work.

Further anchoring the collection in the foundational elements of menswear, yet reconfiguring them for expanded utility, Project 11 introduces shirts with modular collars and cuffs, designed to be interchanged, layered, or detached. The Transform Bag Vest embodies dual-functionality, transitioning seamlessly from a shoulder bag to a wearable vest. The Coins-Belt integrates a zippered storage compartment. Each piece extends beyond its basic function, evolving to to fulfil different purposes.

Project 11 becomes a manifesto for the future of garment design, where adaptability and precision meet the demands of modern life. Each piece empowers the wearer to shape their own narrative, with garments that adapt as fluidly as the wearer’s intentions.