CORONA UTILITY

The Corona Utility is a Japanese label from Nishi, based in Okayama, that recreates classic utilitarian, work and military wear. Nishi puts a lot of research into form and fabric, so each garment stays true to the original style while suiting a contemporary wardrobe. The clothes are built with purpose and intention, in the hope that whoever buys them gets years of good service out of them.

Its sub brand, Corona Fatigue Slacks, focuses on American mil-spec trousers from the 1930s to the 1970s. It takes their design and utility details and reworks them into modern classic daily utility wear that sits easily with all sorts of styles.