There is a particular kind of confidence that requires no sleeves.
The Ural is a sleeveless knit two-piece — top and wide-leg trouser — cut from wool in a salt-and-pepper mélange that sits somewhere between charcoal and graphite, shifting in tone depending on the light. The fabric is wool, which is not a winter material so much as a year-round one: wool breathes, wool regulates, wool is the original climate-control. It can be worn in the heat of summer just as readily as in the cold — a fact that most modern dressing has forgotten, and that this collection quietly insists upon.
The top is structured at the shoulders by a felt interlining — invisible, purposeful — giving the armholes a clean, architectural shape that holds without stiffness. The V-neck opens with a column of silver press-studs, each one a small decision. The FN monogram sits at the chest. The back pleat allows the body to move freely within the garment’s quiet geometry.
The trousers follow the same logic: wide, unhurried, fastened at the waist with the signature FN drawstring uçkur.
Worn together, the set is complete. Worn separately, each piece holds its own.