"Yves Saint Laurent pour homme" 80's-90's Structured double-breasted wool blazer

"Yves Saint Laurent pour homme"
Late 1980s to early 1990s Double-breasted wool tailored blazer

Since its founding in 1961, Yves Saint Laurent pour homme has brought a refined and liberating sensibility to menswear from a fashion perspective. We are pleased to introduce a standout piece of classic tailoring from the Maison.

The appeal of this vintage piece lies in its substantial presence—achieved by combining a neat double-breasted structure with wider peak lapels and a sculpted shoulder line.

The outer fabric appears to be 100% wool based on the quality labeling, and wool is indicated in multiple languages—such as LAINE, WOOL, WOLLE, LANA, and WOL. As a result, the cloth features a solid, substantial feel while also offering an elegant, refined drape. In the images, its calm color—ranging from greige with brown tones to a khaki-beige—adds a soft impression while remaining unmistakably classic.

The front is a six-button double-breasted design, with details that have been carefully arranged according to traditional menswear tailoring: strong peak lapels that command attention at the chest, flap pockets positioned at the waist, and four-button cuffs. With a silhouette that allows comfortable ease in the chest width and a slightly longer-looking body length, it creates a dignified balance that modern jackets do not typically provide.

Inside, there is a light beige lining, and an understated YSL monogram-like woven pattern subtly emerges. This is a major attraction not only in the way it presents itself from the outside, but also in how it conveys the Maison’s elegance when you put your sleeves on—or when you take it off.

As for its era, it is presented as a vintage from that time due to the absence (in the images) of several modern supporting materials, such as a woven label with Yves Saint Laurent and pour homme printed in white on a black ground, old-style care/cleaning symbols, and contemporary auxiliary materials like QR codes or URLs. In addition, the structured silhouette with shoulder pads and the balance of wider lapels align with the characteristics of men’s tailoring from the 1980s through the early 1990s.

This is not merely a classic jacket. It is a piece that combines an urban tension distinctly characteristic of Yves Saint Laurent pour homme with the depth unique to wool tailoring after many years. It is especially recommended for those who wish to incorporate the richness of a vintage Maison into their everyday style, or for anyone seeking a substantial jacket that is not swayed by passing trends.

For styling, of course, you can wear it neatly with high-gauge knitwear or a shirt paired with wool slacks. You can also enjoy a look that quietly projects presence while fitting naturally into daily wear—by combining it with faded denim or leather shoes.

We hope you will take this opportunity.