"Christian Dior" 80’s-90’s deerskin shearling collar leather jacket

Since its founding, Christian Dior has centered on elegance, presenting both sophistication and contemporary style through fashion, and here we introduce a masterpiece that strongly reflects the lineage of the men's line.

The supple texture of heavy deerskin and the soft contrast of mouton boa on the collar immediately convey the atmosphere of the late 1980s to early 1990s, beautifully reflecting this masterpiece.

First and foremost, the use of deer leather is notable, which differs from typical cowhide in that its fibers are fine, and it has a softness and familiarity that can be recognized immediately upon touch, making it easy for those who dislike the stiffness of leather to naturally incorporate it into daily life.

The mouton boa on the collar provides practical warmth while giving shadow around the face, and plays a role in elevating the design derived from flight jackets into a luxury context.

The front is designed with buttons, so when opened, the leather's drape stands out, and when closed, a neat surface with an elegant straight line is created, allowing you to switch impressions according to the mood of the day.

Around the pockets, there are zip pockets on the chest and flap pockets combined with hand warmers at the waist, following the functional beauty of military design, yet achieving a perfect balance that is not overly rugged.

The silhouette is a boxy design with a generous width typical of the era, ensuring freedom of movement around the shoulders, and the three-dimensionality created by the amount of leather allows the style to be complete with just one piece, enabling a neat appearance without relying on layering.

The interior features wavy quilting, which not only gives a luxurious appearance but also retains body heat by trapping air layers. The large CD embroidery on the upper back quietly asserts its identity even when removed.

Regarding the authenticity of the era, this individual can be identified by the Christian Dior MONSIEUR logo design, and the presence of Kinbōzu's notation on the quality label indicates the manufacturing background during the domestic license period. Additionally, the use of the alphabetic SIZE L instead of modern numerical notation makes it consistent with pieces from the late 1980s to early 1990s.

At the time, Kinbōzu maintained a high standard of sewing under supervision, backed by skilled domestic factories, making it less likely for roughness to appear in stitching or parts fitting, and you can feel a density different from modern mass-produced leather.

Furthermore, the well-maintained appearance, from the leather's grain and the condition of the boa to the tension of the lining quilting, evokes a texture close to dead stock, and the ability to enjoy the aging flavor while maintaining a clean appearance is also a significant added value.

This masterpiece is especially recommended for those who want to incorporate the reliability of materials and background into their daily uniforms rather than simply consuming vintage as old clothes, and for those seeking a level of sophistication that communicates without flaunting logos. It is a presence that those who want to balance impressive appearance with soft comfort should definitely pick up.

In terms of styling, pairing high-quality slacks, minimal shirts, and neat knit polos to create a clean surface allows the details derived from flight to work as a moderate tension, and finishing with leather boots or loafers on your feet naturally lands you in an elegant and mode genderless style. During winter, just showing the collar's boa as an inner layer of a wool coat enhances the overall finish, so you can use it as a main piece to support a dignified look throughout the season.

Definitely take this opportunity.