Salvatore Ferragamo 90s Signature Engraved Buttons Wool Shirt Jacket

Starting from shoemaking and incorporating the dignity of materials and craftsmanship into everyday wear, Salvatore Ferragamo has been supported, and here we introduce a shirt jacket that elevates functional beauty derived from workwear into luxury.

A piece that exudes quality within a minimalist presence.

The main attraction is its substantial feel made of 100% wool, with a density reminiscent of melton, providing a sense of security as outerwear while maintaining the lightness of a shirt. The surface has a subdued texture with minimal gloss, and the depth of black quietly enhances the overall look, elevating the outfit without being too assertive.

The design is based on a shirt jacket style with flap pockets on both chest sides, incorporating workwear and military elements. The careful finishing of the pocket corners and flaps creates an impression of elegance rather than hardness. The front buttons have a horn-like depth, with the brand name engraved on the edges, providing a subtle density that is only noticeable up close—such understated luxury reflects Ferragamo's aesthetic sensibility.

The collar is not overly large, keeping the neck area neat, so when buttoned up, it looks tidy; when opened, it creates a relaxed feel, allowing for enjoyment with different expressions even with the same piece. The hem has a natural round shape, making it easy to balance without tucking in, and it works well with both pants and skirts, blending seamlessly into any wardrobe regardless of gender.

It is an item that can guarantee credibility regarding its era background, with a slim, horizontally long embroidery tag in white on black, and a grid-like international size label below the main tag, a style often seen in Ferragamo ladies' wear of the 90s. Furthermore, considering that it differs from the printed satin care labels that increased after the 2000s, and retains the texture of the weave, it is reasonable to interpret it as a mid-90s atmosphere during the transition from highly decorative tags of the 80s to modern designs, and this minimalistic design itself symbolizes the shift toward high-quality everyday wear of that time.

A piece that naturally appeals to those who want to look neat without effort and want to create convincing texture and structure with material and design, quietly elevating the wearer's mannerisms and lifestyle.

Styling-wise, pairing a simple cut-and-sew with slacks and buttoning up creates an impression where the neatness of a shirt and the dignity of a jacket stand out simultaneously. When layered over a turtleneck or a thin top with a long coat, it gives an impression of refining 90s minimalism with a contemporary sensibility.

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