“My ambition is limited to the desire to capture something transient, and yet, this ambition is excessive.”
– Berthe Morisot
This item bears the name of Berthe Morisot (1841–1895), a pioneering French Impressionist who painted with both elegance and defiance. In a world dominated by male artists, Morisot carved her own path, capturing fleeting moments of domestic life, light, and femininity with a brush guided by instinct and intellect. Her work, often dismissed in her time, now stands as a testament to resilience and vision. Morisot’s legacy inspires us, reminding us that true artistry lies in the courage to see the world through one’s own lens and to express it authentically.
Quality
The set consists of one navy boxershort, crafted from upcycled ecological cotton bedding by Yumeko; one white boxershort, made from upcycled post-consumer cotton bedding; and one patchwork boxershort, composed from a selection of existing shirts in shades of blue and white patterns.
Fit & sizing
The Morisot Boxershorts are featured here on Luke. Luke, who usually wears a size 48 (EU) and is 186 cm tall (6’1″), is wearing a size 2.
More information about sizing can be found on the Hul le Kes Sizes page.
Passport & packaging
The three boxershorts come together in a reusable upcycled textile bag, which at the same time is its Hul le Kes passport. The packaging is extending our idea that clothing should be valued, cared for and kept, for now, for later, or for a next wearer.
