-SPECIAL- "YVES SAINT LAURENT" 80's-90's Raglan sleeves 100% angora stand collar coat

Since its founding in 1962, the brand has been known as the king of fashion and continues to fascinate many people.

We would like to introduce a special item from YVES SAINT LAURENT.

The deep, smooth, lustrous herringbone fabric made from 100% angora emphasizes the airy, straight vertical lines of this exquisite piece, creating an appearance that combines quiet richness and elegance.

The stand collar is designed to be slightly higher and rises to wrap around the neck, creating shadows around the face and tightening the expression, and the two rows of front buttons placed close together above the chest allow you to enjoy the nuances of how you fasten them while maintaining the beauty of the face.

The raglan sleeves eliminate shoulder lines, creating a soft, flowing curve from the shoulder to the sleeve, and the fabric smoothly follows the movement of the body, so even though it is long, it does not look heavy, and it combines the lightness and warmth unique to Angora at a high level.

The front has a minimalist design with minimal decoration, and large pockets positioned for easy holding strike a balance between practicality and visual appeal. Deep slits on both sides allow the hem to sway beautifully when walking, making it comfortable to wear and stress-free when climbing stairs or getting in and out of a car.

The back features a vertical seam running down the center, and the lining is made of smooth cupra, making it easy to slip on and perfect for any inner layer, making it suitable for all seasons. The size is listed as 9AR, which is equivalent to a Japanese women's size M. Combined with the A-line drape, the silhouette strikes a comfortable balance between structure and softness.

The tag is black with a blue border and has the label "Yves Saint Laurent diffusion hommes", and also has the quality label and JIS standard size written in Japanese, so it can be said to be an item from the diffusion line during the domestic licensing period (approximately the late 1980s to early 1990s).

What is particularly noteworthy is the luxurious material design of 100% angora, which is layered within the context of "diffusion," which bridges the Maison's spirit into everyday life.While most jackets are generally made with wool blends, the rarity of a long length jacket made solely from herringbone-woven angora can be emphasized as an added value unique to this piece.

Furthermore, the two rows of buttons concentrated on the chest and the deep side slits ensure mobility while maintaining a calm appearance, so it can be said that the movement of a classic coat is imbued with modern functional beauty.

At MOOD, we believe this piece will appeal strongly to those who want to make a lasting impression with texture rather than loud decoration, and that it can be incorporated naturally into everyday movements and behavior, even for outfits that seek a dignified impression with the beauty of the surface rather than the stiffness of tailoring.

In terms of styling, pairing a minimalist knit with wide trousers brings out the vertical drape to create a quiet impact, or pairing a shirt with straight-fitting pants for a more business-like look that highlights the beauty of the surface. Another suggestion is to layer it casually over a knit dress or long skirt and let the movement of the slit take center stage as you walk, creating an elegant look.

It can be worn over a dressy outfit, or layered over a light jersey set to create depth with the contrast of materials, making it versatile and versatile for a wide range of looks, from elegant to fashionable to genderless.

The rarity of 100% Angora, the context of domestic licensing diffusion, and the functional beauty of the long length and side slits all come together to create a masterpiece that exudes a quiet yet powerful presence.

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