Inspired by the gaosåli, a flower native to Guam and the Marianas, this satin jacket blends soft structure with cultural meaning. Known to grow along coastal cliffs, the plant was traditionally used in CHamoru culture as torch wood, prized for both its strength and beauty. It represents a deep-rooted connection to land, resourcefulness, and ancestral knowledge. The sand-toned outer shell drapes fluidly, while the inside reveals a custom lining that echoes the gaosåli's elegant form.
Designed with an oversized fit for a relaxed, comfortable feel. Thoughtfully finished with two front patch pockets, one interior pocket, and an Heirs to Islands label stitched on the left front.
Dry clean only to preserve satin finish and printed lining.
