"YOHJI YAMAMOTO" Straight line stand collar coat

We are pleased to present to you a special piece from YOHJI YAMAMOTO, a brand that continues to create clothes for independent women with values ​​that are not influenced by the times, based on the concept of women wearing men's clothes.

The deep black surface gently wraps around the body, and the tranquility of the hidden wings neatly accentuates the vertical lines of this masterpiece.

The collar is a small, regular collar, and the minimalist fly front means that only the first button is visible from the outside, so when you close the front there is no interruption, and even when you wear it open the neck area is nicely balanced.

The shoulders are slightly dropped to soften the corners of the sleeve caps, and the roomy, boxy silhouette of the body allows for a design that creates a breathable drape regardless of the innerwear. The pockets are positioned at an angle at the waist that makes it easy to insert your hands, and the slightly slanted opening creates a subtle rhythm within the linear surface. The cuffs can be adjusted with tabs and buttons, making them a great choice when you want to keep out the wind.

The fabric is a fluffy wool melton with a nice brushed surface, maintaining a deep black color. The inside is carefully piped where necessary, and the continuous buttons on the back of the placket firmly support the fly, so the front doesn't get bulky even when layered, and the drape doesn't easily collapse even when worn for long periods of time, which can be said to be added value.

The back makes the most of the straight line that falls straight down to the hem, while the opening does not restrict stride, giving the coat a sense of weight while allowing for light movement.

The duality of the design, which allows the button at the neck to be fastened for a high-neck look, or undone for a more relaxed look, and the versatility of being able to change the nuance with the sleeve tabs, are the embodiment of Yohji's unique interpretation of "connecting function to the beauty of lines," and the appeal lies in the way it can make the contours themselves look elegant, transcending the boundaries of gender and body type.

MOOD believes this coat is perfect for those who want to add a touch of dignity to their everyday outfits, and will also suit those who are looking for a coat that can be worn both at work and at home, but that has a quiet presence thanks to its black surface.

As for styling, tucking in a stand-collar shirt and matching pleated wide trousers with leather wingtip shoes will bring out the beauty of straight lines. Next, layering a long gilet with a straight skirt and finishing with long boots will emphasize the vertical layering, achieving a neat and balanced look that is genderless. In both cases, using leather-based accessories will highlight the serenity of the fly.

Please take this opportunity.