"Burberrys" 90’s Wool mohair tailored two piece suit

With name tag

Since its founding in 1856, Burberrys’ has built on traditional British outfitting, simultaneously refining functional beauty and dignity. We introduce a refined setup embodying the atmosphere of Japan’s most mature licensed production era.

This exquisite piece subtly shapes the line flowing from the shoulder to the body without exaggeration, with a two-button single-breasted design that quietly constructs the garment’s structure.

At first glance, it appears minimal, but the angles of the lapel and the fall of the front are very natural, ensuring an elegant balance when worn, which naturally elevates the overall look to a mature level.

The outer fabric is a blend of 80% wool and 20% mohair, with the characteristic stiffness and subtle sheen of mohair. This prevents the black from appearing too dull and creates a three-dimensional surface that stands out when hit by light.

Furthermore, this blend boasts excellent breathability and resilience, making wrinkles less likely in humid environments. It maintains a refined silhouette even after long travels or extended wear, serving as a luxurious yet practical feature.

The jacket has a subdued front design with restrained shoulder shaping, making it naturally adaptable regardless of gender. Depending on the innerwear chosen, it can lean towards formal or mode, offering great versatility.

The inside uses polyester on the torso lining and cupro on the sleeve lining, providing both smoothness and lightweight comfort, allowing for wear without stress even during seasonal changes.

The pants feature a two-tack design, ensuring the necessary volume around the waist while the vertical lines taper towards the hem, flattering all body types and neatly shaping the legs. It naturally connects with the modern mood of a return to classic styles.

This two-tack detail is not just a simple feature; it contrasts with the jacket’s quiet straight lines, creating soft drapes with each movement, adding a subtle sexiness that goes beyond rigidity.

Regarding the background era, the high consistency of physical information confirms it is not part of the unified logo post-1999, as indicated by the woven label reading Burberrys’ with an apostrophe at the end. Additionally, the domestic agent is Sanyo Shokai, and the product code starting with BBD indicates a management system from the 90s. The laundry label adopts the high/mid/low notation that became common in the 90s, making this a highly credible piece from around 1994 to 1998.

Especially recommended for those seeking a piece that speaks through craftsmanship and material quality rather than excessive luxury decoration. It’s perfect for formal occasions like ceremonies or evening dinners, as well as for adding a touch of sophistication to everyday wear, effortlessly elevating the overall look.

Styling-wise, it’s lovely to enjoy a quintessentially British neatness by pairing a high-quality shirt with a tie, or to create a genderless, fashion-forward space by removing the formality of a tie with minimal high necks or thin knits. Finishing with leather shoes to define the silhouette enhances the material’s gloss and three-dimensionality beautifully.

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