"BURBERRYS" 80's-90's Camel tone cashmere mix chester coat

We would like to introduce you to a masterpiece from BURBERRYS, a brand known for its classic and traditional style and a supplier to the British Royal Family, which beautifully reflects the quality of the time.

The deep camel-toned brushed fabric softly catches the light while highlighting the beauty of the surface, making this a masterpiece that will balance the center of gravity of your outfit just by putting it on.

This item was manufactured in Japan by Sanyo Shokai in the late 1980s to early 1990s, and the lining is not plain or Nova check, but a "Shadow Horse" jacquard (woven pattern) with a knight design woven into it in the same color, so the depth that is typical of the luxury line of the time quietly emerges the moment you take it off.

The outer fabric is a wool and cashmere blend, and the finely brushed surface creates a smooth, silky feel when you touch it, with a density that feels firm enough to withstand the winter air. Sanyo Shokai products from this era were made with a focus on maintaining their shape over lightness, so the fabric remains strong and you can enjoy its elegant contours even during everyday wear.

The double-breasted front and vertically aligned buttons draw the eye downwards, creating a balanced look that doesn't look too long even though it's long. Additionally, the shoulders are padded and there's ample room at the base of the arms, allowing for easy movement even when layered with an inner layer, while maintaining a neat line from the chest to the hem.

The collar has a beautifully designed angle and the placket has a deep overlap, giving it a neat look even when closed, while the lapels naturally return when open, making it appealing for its ability to look neat no matter how you wear it. The chest pocket and waist pocket are modestly placed, not just for decoration but to not detract from the completeness of the garment, so the camel color doesn't overpower the sexiness, and the overall look is very elegant.

Above all, the shadow horse lining symbolizes a luxury that only those who pick it up can appreciate, rather than a loud brand statement, and conveys the honest craftsmanship of the time that was poured into the garment. When you put the sleeves on, the shoulders and the front fall naturally, making it a garment that adds a touch of class to the wearer without being too picky about their figure.

To style it, throw it over a knit or a neat shirt and coordinate it with slacks or loose-fitting pants to bring out the three-dimensionality of the coat. We also recommend adding a touch of modern style without leaning too much towards classic with iconic bags and accessories, and finishing off with leather shoes or minimalist boots.

Please take this opportunity.