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Robert Jesse (@robertjesse_ ) on his craft and process as a fashion designer from South East London, building @prsnl.hb Director/DP: @ha.me First AC: @jah.pri Production: @noumaa.studio
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Bilateral Pant First developed in 2021 and released in 2022, the Bilateral Pant has been subtly refined over time as we introduced additional utility driven details. Designed with a relaxed straight leg and a half-elasticated waistband at the back, the focus is on comfort, movement, and everyday wearability. Merged Panels The front and back side seams are merged and re-engineered. The seam line travels across the front rise, curves down toward the side, and returns toward the back rise creating a continuous panel flow that reshapes the silhouette while improving structure and mobility. Pocket System The pant features a total of six pockets. At the front, a grown-on pocket flap with an internal closure adds secure storage. A darted side pocket provides easy access, while the back pocket also finished with a grown-on flap and internal closure maintains a clean, balanced look without disrupting the form. Releasing early Q1 in Black, with additional colours being explored. Made from a midweight Cotton/Poly/Nylon blend with an enzyme finish. This is one of our Commercial-line pieces for PRSNL.HB. Beige and Grey are currently in development, and we remain open to testing new colours.
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Commercial - Veil Overshirt Developed late last year, the Veil Overshirt continues our approach of creating products with technical intention while remaining wearable throughout the day. We understand that purely technical apparel demands high margins and development budgets—so our goal is to find a balance: function that feels natural in everyday environments. Front Yoke, Pocket Flap & Oversleeve Panel Experimenting with sleeves has always been part of PRSNL.HB’s language. Here, the front yoke, pocket flap, and oversleeve panel are cut as one continuous piece—creating a clean line across the chest and a natural flow through the shoulder. Beneath the front yoke flap sits a discreet pocket opening. The sleeve features a pleat and internal button for a refined finish. Extended Back Yoke Panel The name “Veil” refers to something that covers, conceals, or disguises. We wanted to keep the traditional overshirt back yoke, but elevate it with a stylised extension that emphasises the design intent. The extended yoke conceals the start of the box pleat underneath, allowing the pleat to emerge, grow in volume, and hold its shape as it travels down the back. Displaced Side-Seam Pockets Staying true to our method of shifting and merging pattern pieces, we wanted pockets that felt functional yet discreet without disrupting the silhouette. By borrowing parts of the front bodice and integrating them into the back, we created space for side entries large enough for hands, phone storage, and daily essentials. Centre Front Button Finish We asked you whether the shirt should feature exposed buttons or a hidden placket. Most preferred the clean, sophisticated hidden option—but some still liked the visible buttons. As a small and flexible brand, we’re giving customers the choice at checkout. Releasing early Q1 in Black, with additional colours being explored. Made from a mid-weight Cotton/Poly/Nylon blend with an enzyme finish. This is one of our Commercial-line pieces for PRSNL.HB. Beige and Grey are also in development, and we’re open to testing new colours.
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Directional: Terrarium Overhead Jacket Developed since 2021 and first released in 2022, the Terrarium Overhead Jacket has been rebuilt from the ground up. We felt the original version hadn’t reached its full potential, so we returned to the pattern table—keeping the essence, but evolving every component. The intention was to create the perfect balance between the outdoors and lifestyle, a piece that moves with you in both environments. Hood Creating a hood is easy; creating a hood that conceals the cord lock by design is intentional. Through creative pattern cutting, the theme of this piece became layering. The hood panel creates space for the cord lock to sit underneath, allowing full interaction without interrupting the silhouette. Sleeves The 2-piece articulated sleeve features an over-arm dart that anchors an elastic band to the undersleeve, forming a natural half-sleeve structure. A pleat at the elbow on the undersleeve adds movement and shape. Floating Pockets Inspired by terrariums—plants suspended inside glass—this concept informed the floating pocket system. A layered panel construction supports the pockets, allowing them to sit away from the body and maintain their form. Releasing early Q1 in Black, Khaki, and Navy. Crafted in a mid-weight cotton/nylon fabric that is water-resistant and windproof. This is the Directional piece for PRSNL.HB, designed to bridge outdoor function with everyday wear. We’ll continue to test and refine it in future fabrications that serve our community.
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Terrarium Set - Weather appropriate #prsnlhb
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Terrarium Set in motion #prsnlhb
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Front, back, side views - technical components & more
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PRSNL.HB – Terrarium Sets explore a hybrid relationship between the outdoors and everyday living.
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Terrarium Set in Navy The Directional perspective for PRSNL.HB
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Terrarium Set in Khaki The Directional perspective for PRSNL.HB
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Terrarium Set in Black The Directional perspective for PRSNL.HB
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According to a recent survey on masculinity from YouGov, which surveyed a large group of adult men and women. The survey gathered men’s levels of comfort engaging with certain behaviors versus that of women. Although it doesn’t rank as the top activity, 31% of men said they’d feel uncomfortable wearing pink. At one point in history pink was actually regarded solely as a “man’s” color. As one user put it - “A few years ago l distributed used clothing for our local homeless folks. Pink was considered such a taboo color by the men that they would refuse a pink clothing item, such as a t-shirt, even if that was the only one in their size at the moment. Even any pink(ish) warm clothing or blanket in the winter. What an unfortunate mindset about clothing colors.” Happy Halloween. 🎃
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