Good fabric
shouldn't be
a luxuryWe make Italian and English mill cloth wearable at a fair price.
Jinko does one thing — take top-tier Italian and English cloth, and put it in your closet for what it actually costs to make.
We've always believed a jacket is seventy percent fabric, thirty percent tailoring. The fabric, only a handful of mills in the world can weave. The tailoring, takes time and a pair of trained hands. Everything else — the brand, the boutique, the campaign — you don't feel any of it once the jacket is on.
“I never imagined— K., customer · autumn 2025
top-tier cloth could
be within reach.”
How we keep
the price honest
No stores, no stock
No Ginza window. No Xinyi flagship. Every order is placed online and only cut once you've confirmed it. No rent, no end-of-season markdowns we have to bake into the next collection.
Atelier to your door
Sewn in our Japan atelier, shipped DHL direct. No distributors, no department-store cut. Fewer than five pairs of hands ever touch your jacket — from loom to your front door.
The same Loro Piana wool, two ways
Estimated breakdown — the same Loro Piana navy windowpane wool, this season's cloth, sold through two channels. We're not knocking anyone's craft; we just want you to see where the money goes.
You pick the route ·
we'll handle the rest
Three silhouettes, fourteen cloths this season. Six to eight weeks from confirmation to your door. Thirty percent deposit, balance before shipping.