Buzz Rickson’s William Gibson Collection reimagines the brand’s classic military and workwear styles exclusively in black. The collection was inspired by novelist William Gibson, whose 2003 novel Pattern Recognition featured a fictional black Buzz Rickson’s MA-1 worn by protagonist Cayce Pollard. Although the original U.S. Air Force MA-1 was never produced in black, Gibson’s interpretation inspired Buzz Rickson’s to develop an ongoing collection that combines its historically rooted construction with an all-black aesthetic.

William Gibson Collection
Black version of Buzz Rickson’s long-selling chambray shirt
Based on a style produced for over 20 years
Selvedge chambray fabric
Woven on vintage shuttle looms
Distinctive uneven texture that develops character with wear
Sulfur-dyed black yarns designed to age beautifully
Carefully selected stitching thread colour
Selvedge detailing at the side gussets
Made in Japan

Model is 6’2 (188cm) and wears a size XL

cad 279.00

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