FRI03

There is a stain on the back body.

Built on the foundation of meticulous craftsmanship inherited from its origins as a harness workshop, Hermès has continued to present essential elegance across eras, and here we introduce a piece embodying Martin Margiela's vision of quiet luxury.

The softly coordinated check weave creates a sense of depth, and the three-dimensional texture characteristic of tweed changes with the light, adding a refined warmth to the outfit.

The front is designed with a not-too-deep V-neck, making it easy to manipulate the impression through the choice of innerwear, and the neat vertical lines of buttons create a sleek silhouette.

The fabric is constructed with overlapping threads rather than prints, making the weave's texture stand out more up close, creating a gentle color transition, and while it features a classic motif, it naturally blends into modern minimalistic atmospheres.

The pockets are flapped and arranged, evoking the traditional grammar of men's waistcoats, but the hem cut maintains a lightness, creating a balanced look that is not too formal and suitable for everyday wear.

The back features a jacquard lining woven with the logo, embodying Hermès' signature of luxury even in parts not visible from the outside, and the strap on the back body is equipped with a flat metal adjuster with restrained decoration, conveying a sense of purity for functionality that is characteristic of the Marchelère period.

Additionally, the neck label features an embroidered carriage logo and HERMÈS on a natural-colored fabric, with "MADE IN ITALY" overlapping in a separate fabric, and the lining with diagonal logo jacquard and minimal metal parts confirm the style consistent with Hermès from around 1997 to 2003, providing a highly credible basis that this piece is from the late 1990s to early 2000s.

Especially recommended for those who want to choose a lifelong piece based on the quality of material and tailoring rather than strong trend assertions, and among the high-archive value pieces from the Marchelère period of Hermès, the ones in good condition with complete details are limited, which adds significant value.

In terms of styling, pairing a shirt or cut-and-sew with slacks creates a neat look that emphasizes a structured mood, and layering over a simple dress or long skirt results in a balanced look that exudes quiet elegance regardless of gender.

Please take this opportunity.