"BURBERRY BLUE LABEL" 00’s Shearling cable-knit pockets coat

Built upon British tradition, we have honed the refined aesthetics of outerwear—starting with trench coats—and, through the sensitivity of that era in Japan, we proudly present from BURBERRY BLUE LABEL a mouton coat whose beauty lies in the harmonious combination of different materials.

The rich, napped texture of the sheep leather envelops you in soft shading, translating into a poised, tasteful presence.

The collar is finished with meticulously groomed fur, adding natural elegance around the face; meanwhile, the body is wrapped in the distinctive density and comforting warmth of mouton. As a result, this piece achieves both refined grace and practical comfort on the same terms.

The front is defined by bold, oversized buttons that emphasize vertical lines. In the center, fur trimming runs through, ensuring that the impression when fastened does not become monotonous. Furthermore, the leather braiding detail applied throughout creates a sense of craftsmanship, imparting depth that sets it apart from typical mouton coats.

In addition, because the pocket areas are combined with cable-knit wool, a texture with temperature is woven into the leather’s quiet, composed character—balancing hard-leaning materials in an adult way. This is a distinctive added value that belongs to this item alone.

A belt is provided at the waist, and with just a light tie, the design creates gentle shaping and variation in silhouette. Even when the front is left open, the clean vertical lines remain beautifully, making it a pleasure to incorporate a luxurious outerwear piece naturally into everyday movement. Size is marked as 38; based on the refined balance typical of Blue Label, it is a silhouette that can be worn with good taste regardless of gender, depending on styling.

Moreover, the reason the estimated production period is the mid-2000s is that the quality label includes a listing for Sanyo Shokai Co., Ltd.; in addition, the care instructions use the old JIS standards. It is also consistent with the planning strengths of Japan’s licensing line at the time: the complex design that docks knit fabric to the mouton. Naturally, it also aligns with the trend in which a bohemian, craft-like mood was permeating the streets during that era.

It is especially recommended for days when you wish to elevate your outfit through texture and for occasions where you want the outerwear to be the star without being overly posed—when you would like to introduce a quiet, understated splendor. It is a mouton coat that can be incorporated naturally into your current wardrobe, even for those who want to update the atmosphere of the Heisei era with high-quality materials.

For styling, pairing with neat slacks or styling a minimalist long skirt in a way that keeps everything in straight lines will further highlight the three-dimensional character created by the mix of materials. If you layer a tasteful knit or shirt and make the fur at the collar the focal point, the balance between classic and mode comes together beautifully. For your footwear, tightening the look with leather shoes or boots will create a style in which the persuasiveness of the materials is conveyed even more naturally.

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