–SPECIAL– "Hermès" 70's-80's Equestrian wool tailored jacket

There is scuffing near the right shoulder.

"HERMÈS"
70's-80's Equestrian detailed wool tailored jacket

Founded in 1837 as a harness-making workshop, HERMÈS continues to carry forward exceptional craftsmanship and a refined sense of aesthetics. We are pleased to present a distinctive piece whose design reflects equestrian culture.

With a foundation of understated tailoring, this item features three front pyramid-shaped hardware pieces that shine like jewelry, along with triangular patches placed throughout—adding individuality to an otherwise composed presence.

The outer fabric is made using material indicated as 100% wool. Its warm tones, reminiscent of greige to taupe, create classic depth. Together with gold-colored hardware and gently contrasting brown-toned trims, it conveys an elegance that never veers into anything overly ornate.

Designed with a structured shoulder that has been beautifully shaped, and shaped subtly at the waist through vertical paneling, the silhouette elegantly defines the body. The short-to-mid length that sits around the upper hip area makes it easy to balance with your choice of bottoms, and it blends naturally into contemporary styling.

Triangular patches are placed on the left and right flap pockets as well as at the cuffs, and round gold hardware is set at their centers. The result is an accent that evokes the functional beauty of harnesses—elements rooted in the Maison’s heritage. This is a witty design that sets it apart from a traditional tailored jacket, unmistakably HERMÈS.

Inside, a charcoal-toned striped lining is used, and according to the quality label, the composition is 98% acetate and 2% polyester—providing a smooth, comfortable fit when worn. In addition, the red piping and stitching running along the back remain understated while you wear it, yet appear only when the garment is removed, offering a quiet sense of satisfaction as proof of meticulous finishing.

Along with the angular HERMÈS PARIS woven name label featuring a carriage motif, there are simple care indications in French and English, as well as old-style laundry symbols and specifications for supplementary materials. For these reasons, it is estimated to have been made from the late 1970s to the mid-1980s—making it a rare vintage piece that preserves a strong sense of its era, unlike modern products.

We especially recommend it for those who would like to enjoy the Maison’s history not through a direct logo, but through the beauty of its tailoring, hardware, and interior finish. It is equally suited to anyone who wants to incorporate a touch of playfulness into an elegant, well-bred jacket style—combining everyday wearability with collectible value.

We invite you to seize this opportunity.