Stutterheim’s Stockholm Original in green is timeless resilience
The iconic raincoat returns in muted sage, fully waterproof with welded seams and the uncompromising silhouette that has defined Scandinavian weathering for years. Designed in Stockholm, crafted across Europe by hand.
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The Stockholm Original emerges in sage green, a colour that settles between the practical and the poetic. What distinguishes this raincoat from the moment you pull it on is the certainty of its construction: double welded seams seal every vulnerable point, the rubberized cotton exterior yields to movement without sacrificing protection, and the drawstring hood brackets the face with purposeful precision.
The design quotes Alexander Stutterheim’s grandfather’s original raincoat, a lineage that matters. Built in Stockholm’s perpetually grey climate as a backdrop for durability, longevity and timeless aesthetic, the piece reflects the practical requirements of moving smoothly through a rainy city, crafted with expert hands across Europe. The straight cut doesn’t fuss; double welded seams provide complete rain protection while the under arm eyelets permit ventilation and ease of movement.
What endures most forcefully is the refusal to diminish function for fashion. The fabric weighs 530 grams, with a water column pressure rating of 20,000 millimetres, figures that translate to absolute impermeability. Metal snap buttons fix without slipping, the pockets sit open and capacious, the silhouette slopes in that deliberately ungendered way that Stockholm established decades ago and never abandoned.
The Stockholm Original in green exists at that rare intersection where nothing wasted meets nothing unnecessary. It simply outlasts the seasons that demand it.
Imagery courtesy of Stutterheim (@stutterheim).