"KENZO" 80's-90's Sculptural double-breasted wool coat

"KENZO PARIS"
80s-90s sculptural double-breasted wool coat

From KENZO PARIS, which continues the free sensibility Takada Kenzo cultivated in Paris and the beauty of design unconstrained by conventional ideas, we are pleased to introduce a standout piece with a highly structured aesthetic.

Anchored by classic double-breasting, this piece combines wide lapels, tab details at the cuffs, and double-yoke-style panels that boldly cover the back—creating abundant movement while maintaining a refined, neat impression.

The outer fabric uses a brushed material composed of 90% wool and 10% nylon. The warm camel tone, transitioning to a shade reminiscent of cognac brown, highlights the naturally soft character of wool, while blending in nylon provides dependable, appropriately durable performance as an everyday outer layer.

On the front, four marbled-style buttonholes with an in-depth, stone-like pattern are set, while the generously overlapping front and the lapels with strong presence sculpt the upper body into a three-dimensional look. Supported by a relaxed fall from a smooth shoulder line into the body width, the result is a supple silhouette that wraps around the wearer—an elegant long coat with impressive weight and grace.

What truly sets it apart is the large double-yoke-style detail on the back. While it gives architectural definition around the shoulders, the rich drape that naturally spreads out from beneath it is also striking from behind, allowing you to feel the distinctive KENZO design sensibility that clearly distinguishes this from typical double-breasted coats.

The interior is fully lined with 100% cupro, making it smooth and easy to slip on even over knits and jackets. The labeled size is F, and the generous body width and relaxed sleeve area provide an enveloping, comfortable fit that is also a major attraction.

In addition to the KENZO PARIS tag with blue lettering and a blue border, the made-in-Japan indication, and laundry symbols in an older JIS-style format, it is designed without the QR code or long multilingual tags commonly seen on current items. Combined with period-defining details such as the wide lapels, it can be regarded as a piece from the late 1980s to the early 1990s. Its value also lies in the ability to enjoy the rich fabric selection and bold construction that were characteristic of that era.

If you are seeking a presence reminiscent of vintage while also wanting to express personality through silhouette rather than decoration, this is especially recommended. Pair it with refined slacks or a turtleneck for an outfit that comes together with true elegance, and incorporating denim or leather shoes will allow it to fit naturally into everyday styling as well.

This is a standout piece that lets you fully appreciate the appeal of Japanese-made KENZO PARIS—the classic look from the front combined with the bold beauty of form visible from the back. We invite you to take this opportunity.