"Maison Martin Margiela" 2008AW garment-dyed tailored jacket

Centered on the aesthetic of anonymity, dismantling preconceived notions of luxury and translating into real clothes, Maison Martin Margiela has accumulated quiet innovation, and here we introduce a tailored jacket from the 10 line that strongly reflects Martin's own philosophy.

This exquisite piece exudes a refined sense of maturity while maintaining high quality.

The estimated era is considered to be Fall/Winter 2008, and an important reason is that the model number listed on the quality label tag is MOD.30, which can be confirmed to be linked to Fall/Winter 2008 within the management system of the staff international company responsible for manufacturing at that time. This is not just an impression but can be logically supported by the tag information. Additionally, the brand name remains as Maison Martin Margiela in full, and the domestic agent is listed as Konohe, which aligns with the conditions of the same era. Multiple physical pieces of evidence overlap, strengthening the credibility.

What is particularly attractive as an expression is that, compared to the high quality of the material itself, there are slight puckering stitches that seem to have been added after the product was completed through washing or dyeing processes, creating shadows different from the uniform beauty of a new item, resulting in a finish that has depth and does not rely solely on hardness despite being a black jacket.

The lapel is a neat notched lapel, and because the turn-back position does not assert itself excessively, it maintains an elegant rise from any angle, while the characteristic inorganic feel of Margiela remains quietly. The front is a single-breasted design with the button position not too low, naturally aligning the vertical line when worn, and even with a minimal outfit, it clearly defines the outline, which is a pleasing feature.

A pocket with a cut-in detail is placed on the chest, and the lower part features patch pockets, ensuring practicality that does not stray too far into casualness while maintaining the context of a dress, and as it is used in daily life, the movement of the hands becomes beautifully contained. The cuffs are tightened with multiple buttons, creating tension around the arms, and the back features a center vent, designed to secure the range of motion when walking while maintaining the line of the back view.

This exquisite piece is especially recommended for those who want to establish their outfit with the persuasive power created by tailoring and processing rather than obvious gloss or display, and who want to also refine the atmosphere while completing a black jacket with just one piece. It is also an easy choice for those who want to incorporate the quietness of the Martin era, different from the current brand image, into everyday life.

In terms of styling, by pairing shirts or simple cut-and-sew pieces with slacks or wool trousers, the neatness characteristic of the 10 line is straightforwardly highlighted, and even when layered with long coats or minimal knits, the shadows created by processing do not sink but remain, allowing for a smooth connection between elegance and mode regardless of gender. When finished with leather shoes or boots, the overall temperature is balanced, making it a piece where the jacket's anonymity appears even more beautifully.

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