-SPECIAL- “Saint Laurent” 2012-2016 Single-button satin-lapel wool jacket

Since its founding in 1961, Saint Laurent has been building its own elegance by incorporating elements of menswear into women’s attire, and we are pleased to present a refined piece of black tailoring.

With its black wool, muted in sheen, this piece layers a contrast lapel in an alternate fabric that subtly changes expression as it catches the light—capturing the tension of a tuxedo and translating it into an everyday jacket.

The front features a single-button closure. When the button is fastened, the long line of the lapel flows from the chest down to the hem, helping to create a clean, vertical look. Designed with generously proportioned lapels, it incorporates elements of classic formalwear while avoiding an overly exaggerated shoulder area—resulting in a modern, sophisticated balance.

On both left and right sides, flap pockets are placed to preserve the structure of the front while ensuring practicality. At the cuffs, five covered buttons in the same color are arranged on each side, conveying the density of careful tailoring within understated detailing.

Inside the neckline, a thin gold-colored hardware tape is featured. From the outside it does not make an overstatement, yet its discreet brilliance is revealed only when putting the jacket on or taking it off—an appealing touch of subtle glamour. By adding a very small point of light to an all-black jacket, it enhances the beauty with tension that is unmistakably Saint Laurent.

On the back, decoration is kept minimal, leaving the central seam line to maintain a smooth silhouette. The outer fabric is made of 100% wool, the contrast fabric is 100% polyester, and the lining is 100% silk. By layering materials with distinct textures, delicate differences in feel are created even within the depths of black.

Inside, you can find the markings SAINT LAURENT PARIS, F34, 155/80Y, Made in Italy, UP73 2016 00926, and VG84 370350 YYD99 1000. Since the product code includes the number 2016, it can be cross-referenced with the brand’s labeling; thus, it can be presented as an archive from around 2012 to 2016.

Not only is this recommended for those seeking a classic jacket, it is also ideal for anyone who wants to incorporate black tailoring—without restricting it by gender—into everyday wear. Pair it with a silk shirt and wide slacks for a composed, mode-leaning impression. Wearing it over a long skirt or a dress adds soft style with sharper definition.

Feel free to wear it beyond special occasions as well. By styling it with simple shirts and slim boots, it can be naturally integrated into your usual outfits. This is a jacket with quiet presence—featuring a considered combination of materials, the gold-colored detailing hidden within, and the supplementary components that indicate Saint Laurent Paris from the early to mid-2010s.

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