"BURBERRYS" 80’s-90’s Fly-front wool cashmere coat

There is a dent on the fabric of the left cuff.

Burberrys is a brand that has consistently combined practicality and elegance, centered around iconic British classics. The emblem of the knight embodies a sense of dignity, and the design philosophy of long-lasting wear is core to the brand. It quietly elevates the outfit with a sense of trust. Today, we introduce a beautiful camel-colored masterpiece.

This masterpiece features a minimalist design with a concealed placket.

First, the eye is drawn to the uniform coloration of the camel, with a surface that has been finely brushed, giving a moist brightness when it catches the light. From a distance, it appears as a smooth surface, but up close, the shadows created by fiber density subtly emerge.

The collar is a moderately wide regular collar, with a shape that does not become too sharp at the tips. When buttoned, it neatly fits around the neck, and when open, it creates a soft three-dimensional effect on the chest. The front features a concealed placket, making the buttons less visible, which maintains a continuous vertical line and highlights the beauty of the camel surface. The center of the placket runs straight, avoiding unnecessary changes in the middle of the body, and the length of the coat directly contributes to a neat impression.

The sleeves naturally fall from the shoulders to the arms, making the shoulder area look less stiff, which helps it blend into daily movements even as a classic coat. The cuffs are equipped with tabs and buttons, allowing slight adjustments at the wrist, which is practical. The pockets at the waist are discreetly placed with vertical slits, and the modest angle of the openings makes the act of putting in hands look elegant. Inside, a smooth lining is visible, and the difference in texture with the brushed surface of the outer fabric ensures easy sleeve passage and a clean fit when worn.

The unique added value of this item is that it features the Burberrys label and specifications from the Sanyo Shokai licensing period, establishing it as a Japanese plan that successfully combines classic quality with practicality.

Regarding the authenticity of the era, the main tag labeled Burberrys does not match specifications after 1999, and the design featuring a large knight emblem with a remaining REGD mark is characteristic of an older period. Additionally, the Japanese quality tag with the size notation 7AB2, compliant with JIS standards, indicates a domestic production pattern tailored to Japanese body types. When combined with the old JIS laundry symbols, item number formats, and the black internal tag code, it aligns with the late 1980s to early 1990s range.

Regarding the material, the tag indicates WOOL AND CASHMERE, visually confirming that it is mainly wool mixed with cashmere. The fine nap and the gloss of the surface directly express its luxury.

In everyday life, it becomes a piece you naturally reach for on days when you're unsure about a coat. Camel brightens the face and softens the overall look, making it versatile from work commutes to dining scenes. The front with a concealed placket maintains a neat appearance, making it easy to incorporate even in formal settings. While embodying the air of British classicism, the excellent fit unique to domestic planning minimizes discomfort when worn, which is also attractive.

As for styling, this masterpiece combines the tradition and iconic elements of the piece, interpreted in a modern way, with wide silhouette denim and a large newspaper bag, creating a traditional atmosphere.

We recommend styling that incorporates a trendy casual feel.

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