"Burberrys" 90’s double-breasted peak lapel suit set-up

With a name tag.

From Burberrys, which has built a unique level of perfection resonating with Japanese tailoring culture while rooted in British elegance, we introduce an iconic piece that can elegantly embody the atmosphere of the 90s.

This masterpiece features a structured double-breasted design and a peak lapel that leave a strong impression.

First, the jacket's design with a strong shoulder line and a deep lapel flowing from the chest to the hem instantly sharpens the body's outline, and the placement of the front buttons guides the gaze vertically, making it both classic and naturally fitting into modern attire.

The lapel creates shadows by broadening the surface, and it leaves a subtle expression as a quiet sex appeal, not just the stiffness typical of suits, and the pockets' flaps and the curve of the hem are well-balanced and carefully calculated.

The lining uses a smooth material, making it difficult to choose innerwear, and it is a pleasing point that the wearing feeling remains light even when layered in fall and winter.

The pants are designed with front tucks, providing room around the waist while the leg line falls smoothly, creating a beautiful connection between the structured upper body and flowing lower body when worn as a set, transforming the so-called stiffness of a suit into elegance.

The authenticity of the era is also clear, with the brand notation being Burberrys, confirming it is an item from before 1999, and additionally, the quality label showing Sanyo Shokai and "Made in Japan" completes the background as a domestic authorized line of that time, and the management code and print quality of the item number align with mid-90s products, making it natural to interpret it as from around 1993 to 1997.

Furthermore, since the size notation is in the JIS standard format indicating chest circumference, waist circumference, and height, expressed in AB body, it retains the design philosophy of Japanese men's wear from that time, and the good fit when worn is a significant practical value.

The impact of 90s suits can sometimes be too strong when worn as is, but this piece has a calm fabric expression, allowing it to communicate its assertion not through volume but through dignity, and it has the versatility to be used as a jacket alone or pants alone.

It is a reliable presence on days when you want to straighten your posture or want to imbue your outfit with intention, and whether leaning towards formal or casual, this quality of Sanyo Shokai from this era is unique in that it won't break down.

In terms of styling, pairing a simple shirt with a setup to keep it minimal creates the most beautiful structured beauty of the double, and if you layer just the jacket over elegant bottoms like dress pants or a long skirt, you can enjoy the powerful presence of classic style regardless of gender as a modern space.

Definitely take this opportunity.