Chore Coats and Destroyed Western Shirts | In the Garden, Fall '23

For the second Fall drop, there’s trouble on the farm. Set against the backdrop of tranquil farmland, MOTHER lashes out with a rebellious, punk-rock collection. This duality is reflected throughout the collection: Jumpsuits are detailed with seamed bustiers reminiscent of overalls, chore coats are constructed with chain-link stitching, Western shirts are cut off and destroyed at the hems, and quilted outerwear features angsty notebook doodles. Dreams of big-city life take shape through sequin-detailed denim jackets, high-shine metallic sets, and tees with bathroom graffiti and concert flyer graphics. Sweaters and distressed tops proclaim “MOTHER was a punk,” military fabrics represent a form of punk protest and denim washes feature names like Smoking Section and Hoedown. MOTHER’s got a plaid reputation.