"Late 90’s-00’s recycled cashmere blend minimalist chesterfield coat"

Some peeling on several parts of the right back body.

From the Italian factory line, which embodies the era when Italy's ready-to-wear culture was most mature and naturally incorporated high-quality materials and tailoring into daily life, we introduce a cashmere-blend coat that exemplifies the beauty of subtraction.

Made with densely woven wool-cashmere Melton, the expression of soft shadows deep within the black and the high density felt upon touch create a quiet yet powerful presence in this exceptional piece.

The collar features a notch lapel, neatly finished, and the opening at the chest is not too deep, making it easy to accommodate shirts or knits, serving as an excellent foundation for styling. The front has a simple three-button configuration, with the four-hole buttons featuring fine concentric lines, making the subtle design intent noticeable only when viewed up close.

The pockets are designed without flaps, with both-toggles style, thoroughly eliminating visual noise, and emphasizing the vertical lines, which results in a more streamlined appearance of the wearer's silhouette. The set-in sleeve fit ensures good drape from shoulder to arm, maintaining a neat appearance without being overly oversized, while the weight of the Melton fabric creates a natural drape, which is very attractive.

The lining is made of a smooth synthetic fiber plain weave, and the careful finishing of edges and seam allowances, characteristic of ready-to-wear clothing of that time, makes it easy to put on and take off regardless of the inner layer, offering practical comfort.

Regarding the era, the fact that the tag's print is in black digital print, the size notation uses the Italian abbreviation TG., and the presence of the recycled material label "CASHMERE RICICLATO" all suggest that it is not an extremely old vintage but rather an Italian ready-to-wear from the late 1990s to early 2000s. Especially in places like Prato, where recycled wool culture is rooted, and considering the background where material circulation was practiced even before environmental considerations became mainstream, this label functions not just as a trend but as part of the local industrial culture, which adds to its value.

For those who want to make a difference through tailoring and presence rather than brand names, this coat is very reliable, and its lack of excessive decoration allows the wearer's mannerisms, shoes, and bag choices to shine directly. It is truly ideal for quietly accumulating quality in everyday life.

In terms of styling, pairing a shirt with slacks creates a neat combination that best highlights the beauty of minimal lines, and layering over a simple outfit made of knitwear and straight pants allows the material's density to quietly serve as the main feature. Furthermore, when matched with outfits that emphasize vertical lines, such as dresses or set-ups, the subtraction of the both-toggles pockets creates a more urban mood, making it an exceptional piece.

Definitely take this opportunity.