Minsk designer created the most Belarusian puffer jacket — made of hay
“The best Belarusian meadow hay was collected as a filler.”
Belarusian designer Yegor Zhdanovich made a puffer jacket filled with meadow hay. The jacket is sewn from transparent film, so its filling is completely visible. In the comments, the designer is advised to patent the invention "so Balenciaga doesn't steal it."
“I made the cheapest puffer jacket in the world. From natural material,” Zhdanovich wrote, showing off the new jacket.
“The best Belarusian meadow hay was collected as a filler,” the description states.
The top of the jacket is made of thick, transparent PVC film, which holds its shape well. According to the designer, the puffer jacket is so stiff that it can "stand" on its own on the ground. It has a voluminous silhouette, metal hardware, and a removable zippered hood.
Despite claims of being the "cheapest puffer jacket," it costs around $600. The jacket can be ordered on the designer's website. Production time is from 14 to 21 days.
Zhdanovich warns that the item is not suitable for everyday wear and cannot be machine washed. The puffer jacket is positioned as an art object.
Previously, Yegor Zhdanovich had already released hoodies made from potato sacks with the inscription "Palesse". It cost 250 rubles, was itchy, translucent, and also not intended for everyday wear.
Another one of his business projects was an ordinary stone from Narach with an engraving, placed in a designer box. Zhdanovich tried to sell it for $2000.
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