Stephen Graham Wears Stone Island's Lasered Denim Coach

Stephen Graham wears two coach jackets on his Stone Island campaign page, and the second one, the 4100006 Laser Pigment Indigo Denim, is the Denim Research piece Stone Island paired with Skepta's 4100002 in the Autumn Winter 2026 campaign. The first is the 0100004 Ghost, a lambskin coach jacket with a sprayed finish. Stone Island chose the coach jacket silhouette twice and changed what is done to the surface, leather sprayed in one case and indigo lasered in the other.

4100006 Is 13.5oz Twill That Gets Washed Twice

The 4100006 is a coach jacket in 13.5oz denim woven from indigo dyed yarn in a twill structure, with multiple pockets and a front snap closure. It is stone washed first, then sprayed by hand with coloured pigments and lasered with an irregular pattern, according to Stone Island's product copy.

The laser sets the pigment, and a second wash then shows the contrast between the lasered and unlasered areas, per Stone Island's Denim Research press release. The jacket is organic cotton with an anti drop finish, and the brand says the process makes every piece different. Hypebeast describes the laser result as a dusty, weathered appearance.

At 13.5oz it runs half an ounce heavier than the 13oz denim Stone Island calls lightweight in Skepta's jacket.

Skepta's 4100002 Uses Glass, Graham's Uses Pigment

Skepta's 4100002 Hand Sprayed Reflective Light Bull Denim TC is a 13oz jacket woven in a 3/1 twill, garment dyed, then laminated with a film holding thousands of glass microspheres and sprayed by hand for a shaded effect. It comes with a detachable down vest certified under the Responsible Down Standard, attached with Stone Island's Dutch rope system.

Graham's jacket gets its surface from pigment fixed by laser rather than a laminated film, which makes the two campaign denims different answers to one question about how to alter indigo after it is woven.

They belong to a season of four washes, medium blue, light blue, grey and black, and three new treatments: Laser Pigment, Corroded Reflective and Hand Sprayed Reflective. Denim Research was relaunched for Fall Winter 2025. On October 1, 2026 the line reached the shop floor at Dover Street Market New York, where the online shop listed it as coming soon.

Question 58 Asked Graham About Change. He Answered With Two Trees

Graham answered Question 58 of Stone Island's 100, "Do you find it easy to embrace change?", on his page for Community as a Form of Research, the project whose questions Hans Ulrich Obrist curates. His reply was "I try and be like a willow and bend with change, not be like an oak tree all the time." The chapter's portraits are shot by David Sims against a white background, with Max Pearmain styling and Ferdinando Verderi directing.

The rest of his answers are plain. Asked what he would have liked to be, he said an actor or a fireman. Asked what he collects, he said nothing, then admitted he likes trainers and jackets. On Question 32, the most remote place he has visited, he named an icebreaker heading towards the North Pole for three and a half weeks. On Question 52, asked whether he has experimented with making clothes, he said they did it at school, drawing a shop front and designing a label, a tracksuit and a pair of trainers, and that he has never actually done it.

Skepta got the same Question 32 and answered the Maldives, an island he says he walked around in seven minutes with deck chairs, a portable speaker and snacks. Skepta's portrait ran with answers about his mother and about freedom, and he named a silver Stone Island hoodie as his most cherished possession. Graham's page also carries a playlist he curated for Stone Island Sound for the season.

Selfridges Has the Spring Summer 2006 Ancestor on Its Rail

Stone Island's Collector Series put a Spring Summer 2006 Denim Badge piece in the Selfridges Corner Shop for Week 3, October 5 to 11, 2026, alongside a Spring Summer 2012 reflective field jacket. It is cut from fine Japanese micro twill sanded denim, with an indigo coloured canvas badge and a pocket in reflective fabric.

Twenty years separate that jacket from Graham's. The 2006 piece is sanded Japanese denim with reflective fabric in one pocket, Graham's 4100006 is stone washed, sprayed and lasered, and Skepta's 4100002 has reflective film laminated on after garment dyeing.

Graham's two jackets are the same silhouette finished two ways: a sprayed lambskin 0100004 and a 13.5oz twill 4100006 that is stone washed, sprayed, lasered and washed a second time.