Signal Scar

One-of-one hand-stitched jacket built from a reclaimed puffer. Visible thread, exposed process, no repetition.

An existing garment, interrupted.

This jacket began as a standard black puffer — functional, anonymous, replaceable.
It has been opened, marked, and rebuilt by hand.

Every stitch is visible.
Every line is intentional.
Nothing is hidden.

Thread moves across the surface like signals — like scars — mapping a process rather than decorating it.

This is not embellishment.
This is evidence.

The piece carries no symmetry, no pattern to repeat, no interest in perfection.
It exists as a record of intervention — something that was changed and chose not to return to what it was.

You don’t wear this for fashion.
You wear what survived becoming.

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Part of “What Survived the Fire” — a series of one-of-one artifacts built from reclaimed garments.

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🔥 DETAILS
   •   One-of-one piece
   •   Fully hand-stitched surface intervention
   •   Original puffer jacket base
   •   Visible multicolor thread mapping across garment
   •   Functional closures and pockets intact
   •   No machine embroidery

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🧵 MATERIALS

Reclaimed puffer jacket / synthetic shell / mixed thread / hand stitching

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📏 FIT
   •   Cropped / boxy silhouette
   •   Fits S–M (depending on styling)
   •   Model shown styled fitted (5.5 100lbs)

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🧠 CONDITION

Reworked garment — visible stitching, irregularities, and marks are intentional and part of the design

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🧼 CARE

Spot clean recommended
Handle as wearable art
Do not machine wash

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💰 PRICE