"CELINE" 90’s-00’s Stretch wool single-button blazer

Built on the foundation of the meticulous tailoring cultivated by the French maison, CELINE evolved from the late 1990s to the early 2000s into a refined luxury with practicality, and here we introduce a masterpiece with a level of finish that naturally blends into everyday movement.

Made from supple wool serge with a slight stretch blend, this piece looks refined yet follows the body's movements when worn, offering both elegance and practicality.

The front features a single button, and the notch lapel's angle is not overly exaggerated, maintaining a classic structure while naturally connecting to a modern minimal mood. The flap pockets at the waist create a balanced surface, allowing the jacket to stand alone with a composed appearance. The body has vertical panels that naturally shape from the shoulders to the waist, giving a neat look while reducing stiffness, and providing a sense of posture alignment upon wearing.

The lining is made of a smooth material primarily composed of acetate, making it easy to slip on without choosing an inner layer, and reducing stress even on days with frequent movement or dressing and undressing. Furthermore, the chain attached to the collar is a practical beauty typical of a maison, designed to keep even the act of storing in the closet elegant.

Regarding the authenticity of the era, the CELINE PARIS tag with black embroidery on a white background is in a wide pitch notation without accent marks, but a registered trademark mark can be seen in the upper right, and the label includes the notation of Celine Japan Co., Ltd. and a phone number starting with 03, helping to avoid the trap of it resembling the new logo post-2018. It is a piece that reliably connects to the distribution background of the late 1990s to early 2000s. Additionally, the management system starting with the item number F82 and the stretch design blending polyurethane into wool align with the practical luxury trend of that time, making it highly convincing as a CELINE from the Michael Kors era.

The added value of this jacket lies in its ability to maintain the impeccable tailoring of a sartorial piece while offering comfort suitable for the modern, highly mobile lifestyle. It is not just for special occasions but is finished as a tool that quietly supports a day of work, dining, and travel. By stripping away the excess of the 1980s and bridging to the minimalism of the 2000s, it is designed to feel more rational than outdated even when worn today, and you can appreciate the beauty of its cutting, comparable to current items.

In terms of styling, pairing minimal shirts or high-quality cut-and-sew with slacks to create a clean look highlights the practical elegance characteristic of the Michael Kors era. Additionally, layering long coats and refined knits to create shadows results in a mood that seamlessly coexists with androgyny, combining neatness and softness—an exceptional piece that achieves this balance.