Baracuta, the iconic brand behind the G9 Harrington jacket, is proud to announce its first partnership with NOMADT, a leading figure in the fashion and streetwear industry renowned for its innovative patterns. This exceptional collaboration combines, with mutual creativity, Baracuta's timeless G9 and G4 silhouettes with NOMADT's signature patterns.

Baracuta and NOMADT both share a deep commitment to blending traditional craftsmanship with innovative design approaches. Baracuta, whose rich heritage spans many years, is famous for its Fraser tartan lining, a distinct feature that adorns its iconic jackets.

NOMADT has gained international renown for its original hand-drawn textiles, which serve as the cornerstone of its unique design philosophy.

These signature patterns not only define each brand's aesthetic identity but also contribute significantly to their recognition and appeal within the fashion industry.

NOMADT was founded in 2005 by Masako Noguchi and Takuma Sasaki in Tokyo. Masako Noguchi, known for her illustrious career as a textile designer, brings her wealth of experience and creative vision to the collaboration, while Takuma Sasaki, with his extensive experience as a buyer and director, adds his keen eye for talent and innovation.

The collaboration introduces NOMADT's patterns on two of Baracuta's most iconic jackets: the G9 Harrington and the G4. This union of heritage and design gives rise to a capsule collection that redefines these iconic outerwear items with a fresh interpretation.

Available in three colorways - Dark Navy, Indigo Blue, and Powder Pink - the jackets showcase NOMADT's unique aesthetic while retaining the timeless appeal of Baracuta's heritage.

"We are thrilled to collaborate with NOMADT for the first time," says Baracuta. "This partnership represents a meeting of minds, combining Baracuta's rich heritage of craftsmanship with NOMADT's innovative approach to design. Together, we have created a collection that celebrates tradition while pushing boundaries, and we are excited to share it with our audience."