“KENZO” 80's Folkloric shearling-lined leather long coat

Leather at hem peeling

We are pleased to present a masterpiece from KENZO, a brand that brought "color" and "freedom" to Parisian fashion and elevated the warmth of folklore to a refined style, which is believed to have been released in the early 1980s (around 1980-1984).

This is a masterpiece in which the dark brown of the heavy leather falls gently as a surface, and the shaggy collar and cuffs create a striking contrast in visual temperature and texture.

The lapels are designed to be balanced without being too sharp, so while it follows the grammar of a classic coat, it still maintains the soft atmosphere that is characteristic of KENZO.

The material appears to be leather on the outside and a brushed lining on the inside, and because it is strong enough to withstand the wind and soft enough to wrap around the body, its appeal lies in the fact that it is comfortable to wear despite its impressive appearance.

Furthermore, the piping and stitching that trace the edges throughout the bag prevent the details from standing out as decoration, but rather tightens the overall look with beautiful contours, adding to the high quality of the bag.

There is a large patch pocket on the front, which is positioned to make use of the white space while ensuring practicality, so even though it is long, it does not look stretched out, and instead the vertical lines appear to be neatly stretched.

The cuffs are designed to be folded over to create volume, which creates a sense of contrast with the movements of your hands, naturally making the coat the focal point even when worn over a simple outfit.

What is particularly noteworthy about this particular watch is the stitching and embroidery on the back, which gives off a nostalgic vibe reminiscent of Eastern European clothing, with a design that retains a hint of handwork rather than a mechanical style.

The back has a zigzag design, and the addition of swaying details like tassels gives the garment a unique look the moment you move, clearly demonstrating KENZO's specialty of "translating ethnicity into elegance."

Rather than flaunting with logos, the charm of an era when a worldview was expressed through embroidery and structure is condensed into the brand, making it a natural fit for those who want to add cultural depth to their everyday winter wear, rather than simply keeping warm.

In terms of styling, pairing slacks with a shirt or minimalist top will bring out the leather surface and the lingering embroidery in the cleanest way possible.

Also, if you casually layer it over a dress or long skirt, it will softly exude a folkloric mood, creating an impression that effortlessly veers between elegance and fashion.

Please take this opportunity.