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The set
Frames 01 to 13
01
Frame 01Label
DOKPA, read close
A small blue label at the inside collar. White capitals reading DOKPA with a registered mark, an emblem in white outline above it, and MADE IN NEPAL in smaller capitals underneath. A separate white tag beneath carries a single letter M. This is the closest the label is photographed anywhere in the set.
02
Frame 02Label
Opened at the neck
The same label, one step further back, with the garment opened so the inner face shows. That inner face is quilted in wide horizontal channels. A cord toggle sits at the hood edge. The M tag hangs directly below the label.
03
Frame 03Jacket
Both cuffs in one shot
Navy, zip closed to the collar, hood open behind it and lined darker than the shell. Both sleeves are laid straight, so both cuffs read at once: a dark loop patch on the outer face of each. Two angled side pockets, each zipped along the full opening.
04
Frame 04Jacket
Open on the table
A dark grey jacket held open, shot straight down from standing height. Plain outer face, no quilting on the shell side, full length front zip, hood spread flat above the collar. Along the far edge of the table sit the ordinary contents of a table in use.
05
Frame 05Jacket
Hood spread wide
Navy again, hood opened out flat so its dark lining fills the top of the frame. A curved yoke seam runs across the chest. Two long angled side pockets, each with a zip and a visible metal pull. The front zip runs the full length of the body.
06
Frame 06Two garments
Periwinkle over tan
Two garments in one frame. The blue one carries a tall stand collar, a full length front zip, zipped side pockets, and a hook and loop tab at each cuff. The tan one underneath shows only quilted sleeves and its own hood, spread above the blue collar.
07
Frame 07Jacket
Channel quilting
Quilting in continuous horizontal channels across the body and down both sleeves. A cord toggle at each side of the hood opening, another at the hem corner, and gathered cuffs. Small printed lettering sits on both sleeves; it is not legible here, and it is not read, named or reproduced anywhere on this site.
08
Frame 08Jacket
The dark chest panel
One large dark rectangular panel set on an off white body, cut from a different cloth, with a single zip pull at its upper corner. Both lower pockets are plain welt openings with no zip teeth. Both cuffs are plain and rounded with no tab. The hood is propped open and lined pale grey.
09
Frame 09Jacket
Stand collar, no hood
The front zip closes into the top of a tall stand collar, and nothing sits behind that collar. This is the only garment in the set with no hood visible in any view of it. A yoke seam crosses the upper chest; angled hand pockets sit low on both sides.
10
Frame 10Jacket
The same garment, turned
The back of frame 09. A plain panel with a centre seam and a shaped side seam, and no hood behind the collar band here either. The two frames together are why the absence of a hood is recorded as an observation rather than as a guess.
11
Frame 11Parka
Four kinds of pocket
Snap studs down the front placket with a zip beneath, vertical welt pockets at chest height, flapped lower pockets each closing on a single stud, and a zip pocket set horizontally on one sleeve. A pale lining shows at the hood, the sleeve ends and the hem. A cord toggle at each side of the hood.
12
Frame 12Bag
The one that is not a jacket
A flat tote on dark wood. A red ground carrying a repeating white and gold motif, and across the top a woven band striped vertically in red, green, grey and white with small cross figures on it, bound above and below with blue tape. Straps cut from the body cloth and stitched down onto the band.
13
Frame 13Two garments
Still tagged
A charcoal jacket with both sleeves stretched out, over an olive one showing pale lining at its sleeve ends. A hood folded down behind a raised collar, a pointed flap pocket at each side, a small pocket high on one sleeve, a ribbed hem. A paper tag hangs at the front with handwriting on it that cannot be read here.
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What no caption above will ever say
What it is made of
Not published. Cloth cannot be identified from a photograph and no material was supplied for any garment here.
What is inside it
Not published. Nothing between the outer face and the lining is visible in any frame, and no insulation, fill or rating is claimed.
How it handles weather
Not published. No waterproof claim, no windproof claim and no temperature figure appears anywhere on this site.
How big it is
Not published. There is no ruler, no hanger and no hand in any of these frames, so nothing in them fixes a scale and no measurement can be taken off them. The only size marking anywhere in the set is a single printed M on one garment.
Whether you can have one
Not published. This is a study, not a shop. Nothing here is offered, held, reserved or priced, and no stock figure exists on this site.
Who made it, and how
Not published. The frames show finished objects lying still. No stage of making, no method and no sequence is visible in any of them, and none is claimed.