"KATHARINE HAMNETT LONDON" 90’s-00’s Panel-constructed ever green leather tailored blazer

From KATHARINE HAMNETT LONDON, which has simultaneously conveyed social messages and a refined British atmosphere, we introduce a piece that shines with urban tailoring using leather.

This masterpiece, based on glossy cowhide with a panel-constructed expressive appearance, leaves a strong impression.

While it appears to be a classic tailored framework at first glance, the contrast stitching shifting from brown to beige along the body accentuates the contours, transforming the weight of the leather into lines of beauty, which is very attractive.

The notched lapel has a moderate width and fits well, and the well-structured face from shoulder to chest imparts a dignified presence that even improves posture just by wearing it.

The front features a three-button design, with flat buttons reminiscent of red to Bordeaux as accents, skillfully bringing the often rugged leather outerwear into a dressy context.

The chest pocket is modestly slit-style, and the waist has patch pockets, creating a balance that naturally fits into daily movements without being overly stiff.

The leather may appear black at first glance, but due to the characteristic aging of cow leather, it has shifted to a deep tone that includes khaki green. The expression subtly changes depending on the light and angle, and this subtle sex appeal, without relying on flashiness, is very attractive.

The lining features a monogram-like polyester lining woven with the brand logo, ensuring smooth wear and tear while also subtly infusing identity into even the unseen parts.

The size is marked M, designed to emphasize the vertical lines typical of tailoring, making it a piece that naturally appeals to those who want to highlight the jacket regardless of gender.

Regarding the age, the care label confirms the old JIS standard pictogram notation, and with the barcode, information-rich tags, and the MADE IN KOREA marking, it is highly credible to consider it as from the range of 1990 to around 2005.

The point that speaks of the era's British post-punk or mod vibe not through excessive decoration but through panel structures and the gloss of materials is a unique added value of this piece.

Styling-wise, pairing with minimal wool slacks or flowing long skirts, and subtly highlighting the shine of leather, is recommended. Completing the look with neat leather shoes adds a more refined mood.

As another option, layering a shirt or lightweight knit with a mid-length coat, maintaining a British formality while leaning towards a mode, also looks beautiful.

Definitely take this opportunity.