BLACK OUTERWEAR WITH HOOD

Iconic garment made in Japan. It was born from the hands of the fashion poet Yamamoto, who together with Issey Miyake and Rei Kawakubo, since the 1970s, has shown the world the sartorial value and meticulous attention of Japanese aesthetics, capable like few others of uniting the past and the future. 

Black outerwear with attached hood. 

The garment has four buttonholes on the mandarin collar and four buttons on the inside, where it is possible to attach the oversized hood shaped with cuts, darts and a boned front. It has oversized short sleeves with low armholes. 

The bathrobe-style belt is threaded through double welt buttonholes at waist level, leaving the back with the fabric completely free, marking and encircling the waist only on the front part of the model. The garment is unlined and entirely finished with bias.

Central opening with large double-slider metal zip. Two slanted pockets with patterned flap. Stitched cut with slit in the back.

Made in Japan 

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