'-SPECIAL- "HERMES" 90's Military-inspired zip design tailored jacket

There is fraying on the left cuff

Starting as a saddlery workshop near the Madeleine Church in Paris, the company has been promoting the "tradition of craftsmanship" and "the joy of travel."

We will introduce you to the finest masterpieces from HERMES, which is based on this concept.

Among HERMES' ready-to-wear collection, this masterpiece stands out for its design that combines "tailoring" and "practicality" with equal passion.

First, to prove its age, the neck tag features a "horse carriage logo + HERMES PARIS" design, and also has "MADE IN FRANCE" written vertically on the left edge, a design that is commonly seen in ready-to-wear lines from the late 1990s to early 2000s.

While the period overlaps with Martin Margiela's tenure (1997-2003), this piece has a strong "sports/travel context" that translates the house's heritage into practicality, and rather than being stripped down like runway pieces, its core is a direction that has been refined to a high level of practicality when worn.

The main feature of the design is the subtle, tool-like details hidden within the seemingly neat and tidy look of the long jacket.

The notch lapel construction, the vertical body cut, and the front line design that aligns the waist position all raise your center of gravity just by putting it on, creating an air that even makes your posture appear more aligned.

In addition, the chest pocket has a zipper element in addition to a flap, and the waist pockets are joined together with a diagonal zipper and pull tab, solving the "weak storage capacity" problem common to classic jackets while maintaining the elegance that is characteristic of Hermès.

The use of this zipper is also clever; rather than making it stand out by making it shiny, it remains as a line, which does not disrupt the overall appearance, and instead draws the eye vertically, giving the garment a neat and tidy look.

The buttons are also worth mentioning; the buttons on the front and cuffs have "HERMES PARIS" on them, so rather than flaunting the logo, they have been given a strength that only those who touch them can be sure of.

Turning to the inside, the striped jacquard lining features the Hermes design, and the red piping on the placket creates a "hidden luxury" that is subdued on the outside and exhilarating on the inside.

The elegance of the saddle is palpable through the structure and interior of the garment - a design that perfectly embodies the aesthetics that this brand has long excelled at.

To style it, take advantage of the jacket's neatness and travel nuances, and simply pair it with a high-quality shirt and slacks and finish it off with shiny leather shoes to create a great mood.

If you want to go a little more relaxed, pair a lightweight cut-and-sew with flowing bottoms and add a scarf or thin stole around your neck, which will naturally bring out the scent of Hermes.

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