K-Way
One rainy day in Paris, 1965, Leon-Claude Duhamel observed people rushing by in soaking wet clothes (a familiar sight round these parts too). It was this day that K-Way was born; a lightweight, completely waterproof jacket which could fold into a small hip bag. In the first year alone, more than 250,000 pieces were sold as it meant you could leave the umbrella at home!

Perfected with time in terms of practicality and breathability, by 1970 the K-Way jacket had become a cult phenomenon. It's clear to see why; they are stylish, practical and unbelievable value for money. The Buying Team at Aspecto believe this will be a key piece for Summer 2010 which is a tad depressing as they are obviously expecting rain!