"Christian Dior" 80's-90's Angora blend herringbone double-breasted overcoat

"Christian Dior Monsieur"

70's-90's Angora-blend herringbone double-breasted overcoat

From Christian Dior Monsieur, which has elevated the elegance of a house代表ing France into menswear and has offered looks that combine precise tailoring with practicality, we are pleased to introduce a piece of remarkable presence.

With a rich texture of wool fabric containing a high proportion of Angora, paired with classic double-breasted styling and a relaxed long silhouette, this piece carries a quiet, understated authority.

The outer fabric is 100% wool; among it, a refined material labeled with 62% Angora is used. While the fabric has substantial thickness, its delicate brushed feel creates a soft sense of depth. Combined with a deep charcoal tone close to black, the herringbone weave pattern emerges gently depending on how the light hits it.

The front features a double-breasted design with six buttons. The long length falls straight from a generously cut chest width down to the hem, forming an imposing silhouette. With raglan sleeves that limit neither the shoulder seam nor its shape, the three-dimensional contour naturally conforms to the upper body, despite the use of heavyweight fabric.

Ample volume is also given to the sleeve width, and classic functional beauty is added with tabs at the cuffs. In addition, the large patch pockets placed on both sides lend a well-judged casual touch to the design, allowing ease of everyday wear to coexist within an impeccably tailored overcoat.

Inside, a dark-toned lining is used, and a motif repeating the CD monogram in jacquard subtly spreads throughout. Even in areas that are hard to see when worn, the house’s sense of beauty is thoughtfully applied—an added value that is truly distinctive to this coat.

Based on elements such as the woven name label with a double border for Christian Dior Monsieur, an auxiliary tag with Japanese text, a raglan structure with extra ease, and the classic six-button configuration, this is understood as a product made for the Japanese market from the latter part of the 1970s through around the 1990s. You can strongly feel the attention to quality materials and the refined character typical of men’s overcoats of that era.

The labeled size is L, and the balance leans toward an oversized fit—easy to layer even over thick knitwear or a jacket. Utilizing the generous volume to wrap the body, it is recommended not only for men but also for women who enjoy styling that lets the long length and drape shine.

When translating it into a contemporary look, pair it with a high-gauge knit and wide slacks to highlight the sophistication of the material. Or, if you combine it with denim or leather shoes, you can achieve a style that keeps the classic atmosphere while feeling comfortably relaxed. This is a piece you will especially want to pick up if you wish to wear a coat that won’t be swayed by trends for a long time, or if you seek clear individuality within understated design.

By all means, take this opportunity.