Contemporary Japanese label salvy; places an emphasis on high-quality fabrics in its Spring/Summer 2016 lookbook. Military cuts form the basis of the collection, with long coats, baggy trousers and structured suiting making up the bulk of the season's looks. For the first time in the brand's history, Hirokazu Goh has introduced a women's line that imitates the aesthetic and design of the men's offerings. The entire range makes use of the finest materials gathered from all over the world and was created in Japan's most recognized weaving shop. Goh's dedication to quality is reflected in his development of in-house fabrics, such as Lip-Stop made from the best Egyptian cotton around. Look for the collection to arrive at select stockists, including International Gallery BEAMS, Delstore in Hong Kong and L'Eclaireur in Paris, in the near future.

In case you missed it, here's salvy;'s Fall/Winter 2015 lookbook.