–SPECIAL– "BURBERRYS" Late 80’s-early 90’s wool and cashmere double-breasted chester coat

Since its founding in 1856, Burberrys’ has continued to refine elegance based on functional beauty exemplified by trench coats and meticulous tailoring of British origin, and we are proud to introduce a special item with a weighty craftsmanship that even adjusts the density of the air.

This exquisite piece features a wool skeleton with 100% cashmere yarn woven horizontally, creating a subtle sheen and depth in the black color.

The front is double-breasted, making the visual center of gravity naturally draw to the chest, and it exudes a sense of tension that improves posture just by wearing it. Additionally, the wide shoulder line typical of the late 80s to early 90s defines the impression, and the three-dimensionality with padding at the shoulders creates a sharp, long silhouette.

The lapel has a classic design with a firm width, and the V-zone is not too deeply open, creating an elegant neckline that is not overly dressy for everyday wear. The body maintains a balanced vertical flow with some margin left, so the sway when walking is not excessive, leaving only a quiet dignity.

Inside, a cupro lining is used, providing a smooth sleeve passage and making it less likely to hinder movement even in seasons when layering increases. Additionally, this piece is a higher-specification version with the Prestige Collection label and a black wool mark tag, which not only reflects material selection but also the refined sewing, giving it a sense of dignity and a sense of completeness as a tool designed for long-term use.

Furthermore, the cuff still has the fabric label of BURBERRYS WOOL and CASHMERE sewn with a basting stitch, and the condition, close to deadstock, captures the atmosphere of the time of sale, further enhancing the value of this coat.

The authenticity of the era can also be guaranteed, as it features the main label with Burberrys’ notation, the listing of Sanyo Trading Co., Ltd., the manufacturing approval code C-TK83, and the old JIS laundry symbols used domestically before 1994, indicating that it is an item from around 1988 to 1994. While inheriting the atmosphere of the UK, the meticulous pattern and sewing precision unique to Japanese planning and manufacturing elevate it beyond a licensed product, showcasing technical value.

While borrowing the authority of classic tradition, it remains modern in spirit, making it especially recommended for those who want to quietly elevate their attire, and it becomes a deeply integrated presence in everyday life for those who want to create a difference through the convincing craftsmanship itself rather than trend symbols.

In terms of styling, pairing a shirt with a collar or a minimal knit with neat slacks is enough to complete the look, and finishing with leather shoes emphasizes the beauty of the lines. When leaning more towards a mode style, layering a jacket over the top creates a sense of thickness, allowing you to enjoy a 90s power silhouette with a modern balance—an exceptional piece.

Take this opportunity.