-SPECIAL- "LOEWE" 80s Military Detail Stencil Leather Coat

Founded in Madrid in 1846 and continuously honing its craftsmanship as the pinnacle of Spanish leather, LOEWE presents a superb piece where the quality of the material and the background of the era directly translate into value.

This iconic piece uses deep dark brown leather.

First and foremost, the charm lies in the "LOEWE / Madrid 1846" tag at the collar and the "MADE IN SPAIN" marking on the side, subtly indicating the maison's expertise in leather without excessive assertion. Additionally, the design featuring tortoiseshell-like buttons with gold anagrams responds to the leather's luster and serves as an elegant decoration, completing an impression that neatly expresses the richness of luxury from that era in a refined manner.

The basis for estimating the era as the 1980s includes the tag design featuring "Madrid 1846," the classic balance of the anagram's appearance, and the management style of the printed tag in dot impact style with Spanish language notation (TALLA / COLOR-marrón), which strongly suggests production in the home country before globalization intensified. The combination of this information creates a credible atmosphere reminiscent of old Loewe from the 80s.

Design-wise, the generous long length is balanced with a raglan-like yoke that ensures freedom of movement around the shoulders, and the design that beautifully showcases the drape unique to leather is key.

While adding details inspired by military/trench coats such as epaulets and cuff straps, the front placket is restrained enough not to be overly loud, and as a result, the "remnants of functionality" are transformed into elegance, which is the strength of this coat.

The leather has a fine grain, and its expression slowly shifts with the way light hits it, with a thick yet unassertive stance that quietly sharpens winter outfits.

Styling-wise, pairing a high-quality shirt with wool slacks and finishing with leather shoes to create a slender line will naturally bring out this coat's "Madrid-like elegance," and layering it over a minimal long dress or a flowing skirt to create shadow and depth on the surface also works well. Instead of embellishing with decorations, letting the texture and silhouette speak for themselves preserves the convincing power of this piece beautifully.

It is a superb piece that allows you to wear the essence of Spanish craftsmanship and the vibe of the 1980s as a material in its own right.

Definitely take this opportunity.