Sissel Edelbo | Mya Corduroy Jacket - Navy-Sea

Mya is a short, boxy jacket that plays with proportion from first glance. Cropped just above the hip and cut with clean, squared shoulders, it sits away from the body rather than skimming it, giving the silhouette a graphic, architectural quality that reads as contemporary rather than classic outerwear. The boxy line is deliberate: it leaves room to layer beneath, and it lets the jacket's surface details do the talking. That surface is soft leftover baby corduroy, chosen for its fine, closely-set ribs and its unusually gentle hand — a fabric with more softness and less structure than standard corduroy, so it moves with a slight give rather than holding a rigid shape. Sissel Edelbo builds its collections around deadstock fabrics found in markets and in suppliers' stockrooms, and Mya carries that ethos openly: the corduroy here is leftover material, repurposed rather than newly produced, which is part of why the jacket feels considered rather than mass-made. The tonal Navy-Sea colourway sits between deep navy and a muted sea blue, a shade that reads almost like denim under changing light — fitting, given the denim flower appliqué work scattered across the front, hand-worked patches that add texture and a handmade, patchwork quality without overwhelming the jacket's clean base. A small embroidered "SE" signature sits discreetly on the front, a quiet mark of the house rather than a logo statement. Construction is where the jacket earns its wear: a hidden button placket closes the front with bone-look buttons, keeping the closure invisible from the outside and preserving the unbroken line of the corduroy. Two front pockets are set for function, patched into the boxy body without disrupting its shape. Inside, a light blue striped cotton lining finishes the jacket properly, adding a layer of comfort against the skin and a flash of pattern when the jacket is worn open or the cuffs are turned back. Worn open, Mya moves easily over the body, the boxy cut swinging slightly with each step rather than clinging — a jacket built for layering over knitwear, shirting or a simple tee, not for cinching at the waist. Its cropped length pairs naturally with higher-waisted trousers, wide denim or a slip skirt, letting the jacket's proportion do the work of the outfit. The appliqué and embroidery mean it reads as a piece in its own right, not a backdrop for other statement items, so it suits being the focal point of a look rather than a neutral layer. Seasonally, the mid-weight corduroy and cotton lining make it a natural fit for the shoulder seasons — early autumn into deep winter layering, or cool spring mornings. Style it buttoned high with straight trousers for a tailored-but-relaxed daytime look, or thrown over a slip dress with boots for evening, letting the denim flower appliqué and the "SE" signature stay visible and unobscured.