The INK shacket is a relaxed fit shacket that can be worn both as a shirt, or a jacket. The garment is entirely fused to keep in shape and crease free, and warmth for all seasons. All curved seams on the sleeve, front and back yoke are pieced together with our main and contrast fabrics instead of printed. The curves mimic the mountain landscapes in our signature print, linking the elements of landscape watercolour paintings to fashion trends. A concealed placket at centrefront for button and buttonholes to showcase our signature print to full potential. Functional patch pocket with our signature print. Made in Australia and every piece checked to luxury standards.
Material
Main: 80% Polyester 20% Viscose
Lining: 85% Polyester 15% Modal
(Excluding trims)
Care Instruction
Dry Cleaning
Only Code F (hydrocarbon only)
Do not machine wash
Do not bleach
Do not tumble dry
Iron with low heat
Dry flat in shade
Production, Shipping & Returns
Shipping:
Within 30 days (temporary on 19 May 2026 to 6 June 2026)
Within 2 business days, standard postage via Australia Post.
Return / Exchange:
Only applicable if item is perfect condition: - Full refund within 15days of delivery date - Exchange of any reasons (size and change of mind) within 30 days of purchase date
Refund cannot be warranted if the tag reads "garment cannot be returned once this tag is removed" is not attached to garment
Return items will be inspected prior to offering exchanges/refunds
INK Shacket
$605.00 AUD
DESIGNER
KATHERINE JIANG
Katherine Jiang’s work is a quiet exploration of identity, where contemporary design meets the depth of Chinese cultural heritage. Through her label Indistinc, Katherine reinterprets structure, silhouette, and fabric with intention. Each piece is designed to move beyond trend, embracing a minimalist aesthetic that carries subtle cultural resonance.
The INK collection reflects this philosophy of "fluid yet structured, understated yet expressive" offering garments that adapt seamlessly across moments, from everyday wear to elevated occasions.
At FOMA Collective, Katherine’s work represents a new generation of designers who honour heritage while shaping contemporary narratives: where fashion becomes both personal expression and cultural storytelling.
