“Salvatore Ferragamo” 00’s-10’s Padded tailored long coat

“Salvatore Ferragamo” 00’s-10’s Padded tailored long coat

From Salvatore Ferragamo, founded in Florence in 1927 and built on an impeccable aesthetic cultivated through shoemaking, we present a refined piece that elegantly blends tailoring with padded construction.

Anchored in deep black, this long silhouette extends straight from a neatly tailored notched collar down to around the knee. By incorporating fine padding throughout the entire bodice, it adds a soft sense of three-dimensionality to the classic coat’s presence.

The shell, padding, and lining are all made of polyester, offering a lightness that differs from typical wool coats. In addition, delicate vertical stitching runs across the surface, emphasizing a clean vertical line while keeping the volume controlled.

The collar is crafted into a tailored style with a proportionate width, and the front is finished with bright, glossy buttons, adding a discreet accent within an all-black design. Details such as compact flap pockets on both sides and three buttons at each cuff keep this padded coat from drifting too sporty, instead aligning it within a dresswear context—an especially appealing point.

Furthermore, the design avoids excessive volume from the shoulders through the body, and it naturally follows the shape around the waist. When worn buttoned up, it creates the poise of a long jacket; when left open, the soft expression unique to padded construction emerges—allowing you to vary the impression depending on how you style it.

On the main tag, you can see the “Salvatore Ferragamo” and “MADE IN ITALY” listings. The Japanese distribution tag includes Ferragamo Japan Co., Ltd. and the number “03-6215-9310.” In addition, it uses older laundry-care labeling that was used domestically prior to December 2016, so it can be regarded as a piece dating mainly from the 2000s through before 2016.

More than an outerwear option that focuses solely on warmth, this is especially recommended for those who want to incorporate lightness and ease of wear while maintaining the refined feel of a jacket or a Chester coat. The balance of practicality and elegance characteristic of Ferragamo is seamlessly brought into everyday life—this is the unique value of the piece.

For styling, you can pair it with drapey slacks or long skirts, as well as neat shirts and knits, to let the silhouette show clearly. Alternatively, combining wide trousers with leather boots allows you to achieve a mode yet genderless look with a classic foundation left intact—an impressive way to wear it.

We invite you to take this opportunity.

“sacai” 2010's Tartan wool cashmere padded hybrid coat

Since starting in Tokyo in 1999 under the direction of Chitose Abe, sacai has continuously updated everyday clothing itself into new forms through a hybrid approach that combines different materials and structures starting from basic garments. From sacai, we present a highly sacai-like piece that fuses a classic check coat with functional outerwear into a single design.

Built on a neat long coat base featuring a deep check pattern covering the entire surface, this piece incorporates glossy, padded nylon parts inside the inner portion of the collar. By combining these elements, it brings together the contrasting character of a traditional wool coat and sporty cold-weather outerwear into one cohesive construction.

The outer fabric uses a blend of 80% wool, 15% nylon, and 5% cashmere. While it carries the warmth typical of checks, it also feels nicely supple. As a long coat for fall and winter, it has presence without becoming overly heavy—striking a balanced finish.

The rounded, large collar creates a natural sense of volume around the neck, and the contrast in texture with the glossy nylon visible from within adds depth to the expression even when viewed from the front. In addition, three-dimensional flap pockets are placed on both the left and right sides. While preserving the structure of a classic coat, sacai’s subtle sense of “difference” is carefully incorporated into the details.

Regarding the年代, in addition to the product code, the composition—checks made with wool and cashmere combined with padded nylon—strongly aligns with early-2010s men’s collections in which they actively fused British materials such as tweed with padded nylon. It is a piece that makes you feel the period when the hybrid design, which Chitose Abe excels at, was maturing.

At first glance, it looks like an approachable long check coat; it is only when viewed up close that you begin to notice the overlap of different materials and the changes in structure. That is precisely the added value unique to this piece. Without relying on strong decoration, you can enjoy sacai’s philosophy of moving between classicism and functionality within a single garment.

For styling, we recommend wearing it with neat slacks or wide trousers, as well as pairing with shirts or knits so that the coat’s structure becomes the focal point. It is also beautiful to incorporate it in a genderless way by styling it with a long skirt or a dress. When put together with calm items—including leather shoes and boots—you can naturally bring the check’s sense of tradition and sacai’s mode-like, gently disruptive aesthetic into everyday life. This is an outstanding piece.

We invite you to take this opportunity.