"Maison Martin Margiela" 2012SS deconstructed sartorial blazer

Stain on the right front pocket.

Quietly reversing established values and redefining the very meaning of clothing as a product, Maison Martin Margiela presents a masterpiece that embodies the universality depicted by line ④ and carefully incorporates the atmosphere of the Spring/Summer 2012 era.

Based on a classic wardrobe foundation, Margiela's philosophy of stripping down construction to emphasize contours and leaving the finishing touches to the wearer's manner and presence is most perfectly realized in this exquisite piece.

Regarding the age, this item is managed under the product number S31BN0196, and the manufacturing date 2012/11502 - 2012 01 printed on the center of the quality label confirms it was produced in the first batch of 2012, corresponding to the Spring/Summer 2012 season, as physically verified.

Furthermore, the presence of the full name "Maison Martin Margiela" below the tag is significant, matching the version before the 2015 logo change that removed "Martin," thus further reinforcing its authenticity as a product from the so-called design team era.

Design-wise, it features a notched lapel following men's tailoring conventions, but with a construction that minimizes shoulder padding, emphasizing the non-structured beauty where the fabric's fall creates the contours, rather than relying on exaggerated padding.

The front features a two-button design, with the V-zone naturally guiding a vertical line, ensuring that the chest area is not overly open when worn, and balancing well between formality and casual wear, making it less likely to break the harmony whether dressed up or down.

Additionally, patch pockets at the waist add a soft nuance to the classic tailoring, creating a relaxed mood within a neat silhouette, and beautifully connecting to the philosophy of a wardrobe for women that is timeless and not dictated by trends, as defined by line ④.

Made from 93% virgin wool blended with 7% silk, the densely woven twill fabric has a subdued sheen, embodying a quiet luxury through texture rather than flashiness. The refined stiffness of wool and the supple glide of silk coexist, creating a three-dimensional and flowing expression.

Inside, the lining is carefully arranged, ensuring ease of wear and a full range of motion, maintaining the practicality of a jacket while preserving its minimalist appearance, leaving no detail overlooked.

Furthermore, as indicated by the design encircling the calendar tag④, this item belongs to a line that distances itself from trend-driven consumption and establishes universality as a design principle, allowing it to function as a core wardrobe piece across seasons. The high regard in the vintage market is not merely due to rarity but also stems from the strength of its philosophy and structure.

In terms of styling, pairing with straight-leg slacks and minimal tops emphasizes the beauty of lines, highlighting Margiela's signature elegant use of space, and layering long items made from supple materials can lead to a quiet, mood-driven presence that transcends gender and exudes a subtle fashion tension.

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