-SPECIAL- “CELINE” 70’s-80’s Pure silk slub textured tailored coat

“CELINE” 70’s-80’s Pure silk slub textured tailored coat

Founded in 1945 by Céline Vipiana, CELINE has built its own aesthetic as a Maison that embodies Parisian chic—grounded in the use of exceptional materials and refined practicality. We are pleased to present a captivating piece from CELINE, one that elevates delicate silk into substantial tailoring.

Made with a fabric centered on a deep dark brown, this piece features gray and beige threads woven in an irregular pattern, creating an impression of striking depth and dimensional surface texture.

At first glance, what draws the eye is the three-dimensional weave that evokes the look of wool tweed—yet the composition is luxuriously 100% silk.

Thanks to the slab-like texture created by variations in thread thickness and the intensity of color, the fabric carries complex shadows and tonal gradations that cannot be expressed in a single shade. It harmoniously combines an understated, rustic feel with the inherent elegance of silk, resulting in exceptionally high-quality fabric craftsmanship.

In terms of design, the hallmark lies in a silhouette that begins with neat notched lapels and allows graceful ease to fall naturally from the shoulder to the hem. While preserving the dignity of a classic tailored coat, it creates a soft, enveloping presence.

On the front, three marbled buttons with a subdued, subtle sheen are placed, and the same motif is applied to the cuffs. This adds delicate accents within a design that keeps ornamentation restrained.

Furthermore, the interior is finished with a soft beige lining, and careful piping detailing is applied to the seam allowances—making this piece particularly appealing for its meticulous consideration even in parts you cannot see when wearing it.

As for its era, based on the woven tag of the former CELINE PARIS that features a carriage crest placed at the collar, the material notation “PURE SOIE,” and the specifications of classic tailoring, we estimate it was produced from around the 1970s to the 1980s.

Deeply rooted in the Maison’s guiding philosophy—striving to balance everyday wearability with elegance since its founding—this is a garment that offers lasting universality, allowing you to enjoy it for years to come beyond changing times.

For styling, we recommend pairing it with a black turtleneck knit, straight-cut slacks, and square-toe leather shoes. This creates an intelligent, refined look in which the fabric’s rich expression takes center stage.

Alternatively, you can also opt for a white shirt with wide denim and finish with loafers to pull everything together—an outfit that naturally brings distinguished tailoring into everyday style.

This is a piece we especially recommend for those who love classic styling yet want a subtle twist in both the fabric’s character and the craftsmanship of the cut.

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