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

There is ink stain inside the sleeve.

Built on the foundation of British tradition and refined through the aesthetic of impeccable outerwear such as trench coats, BURBERRY’s essence has been polished. From BURBERRY BLUE LABEL, which has refined these elements with Japanese sensibility of the time, we introduce a mouton coat with a beautiful combination of different materials.

This exquisite piece features the moistly brushed appearance of sheep leather, which, while cloaked in soft shadows, leads to a refined presence.

The collar is adorned with well-maintained fur, adding a natural elegance around the face, while the body is enveloped in the dense texture characteristic of mouton, providing warmth. This creates a harmony of visual elegance and practicality on the same level.

The front emphasizes vertical lines with large buttons, and the fur trimming in the center prevents the look from becoming monotonous when fastened. Furthermore, the leather braiding details throughout create a craft-like feel, giving a sense of depth that sets it apart from typical mouton coats.

Additionally, the pocket area is combined with cable-knit knit, adding a warm expression to the quietness of leather. This balance of a material that tends to lean towards a hard look is a unique value of this item, creating a mature harmony.

The waist features a belt that, when lightly tied, creates a subtle variation in silhouette. When opened in front, the vertical line remains beautifully intact, making it easy to incorporate luxurious outerwear into daily activities without strain. The size is marked as 38, and while maintaining the neat balance typical of Blue Label, it has a form that can be elegantly worn regardless of gender depending on how it is styled.

The reason for estimating the era as mid-2000s is that the quality label shows Sanyo Shokai Co., Ltd., and the laundry label uses the old JIS standard notation. Additionally, the complex design of docking knit onto mouton aligns with the planning style that Japanese license lines excelled at during that time, and naturally overlaps with the bohemian and craft-like mood that permeated the streets at that time.

This is especially recommended for days when you want to elevate your outfit with texture, or when you want to incorporate a quiet elegance without overly formalizing while making outerwear the main feature. For those who want to update the atmosphere of the Heisei era with high-quality materials, this can be seamlessly integrated into your current wardrobe as a mouton coat.

In terms of styling, pairing neat slacks or minimalistic long skirts and creating clean lines makes the three-dimensionality of different materials stand out even more. If you insert elegant knits or shirts and make the fur at the collar the main feature, the balance between classic and mode is beautifully harmonized. For your feet, finishing with leather shoes or boots creates a style where the material's impact is conveyed more naturally.

Definitely take this opportunity.