"HERMES" 90's Pure cashmere navy blue tailored jacket

Starting as a saddlery workshop near the Madeleine Church in Paris, the company has been promoting the "tradition of craftsmanship" and "the joy of travel."

We would like to introduce you to a beautiful piece from HERMES, which is based on the concept of vintage tailoring.

This masterpiece, produced in the 1990s, combines the soft structural beauty of cashmere with the meticulous sewing techniques of Italian tailoring.

The combination of "horse-drawn carriage logo tag, 'MADE IN ITALY' inscription, and woven label fabric texture" seen on HERMÈS garments is a design that was mainly used on jackets and coats from the mid-1990s to just before the 2000s , and is recognized as a distinctive feature of this period, especially in the tailored line. Additionally, the "HERMÈS PARIS" logo is woven into the inner lining, another distinctive detail seen since the 1990s .

Additionally, this item comes with a "PURE CASHMERE" tag sewn on separately, clearly stating that the material is 100% pure cashmere. HERMÈS primarily produced its ready-to-wear clothing in France from the 1970s to 1980s, but in the 1990s it deepened its partnerships with high-end Italian tailoring companies such as Brioni and Isaia, developing a wide range of classic, structured suits. This piece is a masterpiece that embodies that context.

The jacket has classic specifications with three buttons, a center vent, and notch lapels, but the shoulder pads and tapered waist create a beautiful three-dimensional effect . The robust construction is balanced with the gentle form that is characteristic of HERMÈS, resulting in a modest yet dignified silhouette that is perfect for this season.

The 1990s was a transitional period for HERMÈS, prior to Martin Margiela's appointment as women's fashion director in 1997, when the brand placed emphasis on a return to classic styles and the refinement of high-quality materials . For this reason, a classic jacket made from pure cashmere like this piece also has documentary value, reflecting the "tranquil luxury inherent to the Maison" that is different from today's HERMÈS from the Margiela era onwards .

In terms of styling, you can create a fashionable contrast by layering it with smoky gray or black wide slacks and a silk shirt, or you can create a high-quality relaxed style by adding a high-gauge knit.

Please take this opportunity.