Auberge Clement Jacket Navy Charcoal

Auberge Clement Jacket Navy Charcoal

The design is based on a 1940s French vintage jacket, commonly known as a "butcher jacket," with a unique silhouette in which the hem of the front panel flares slightly outward. When worn, it creates a natural and beautiful line!

Also, the fact that the lower part of the lapel can be fastened with buttons is said to be one of the iconic details unique to this era. 

Fabric with the motif of a shoe bag from a French brand famous for the <H> mark.
It is a cross-woven fabric using Caribbean Sea Island cotton for the warp yarn and a silk linen blend for the weft.

The warp is used to bring out the supreme texture by applying gas-baked sea island cotton, which is already shiny with little fluff. The weft was made by adding the luster and material feel of silk linen to the weft, aiming for the extreme texture of natural materials.

The firmness of cotton, the luster and smoothness of silk, and the firmness of linen.
It is a special material that combines all elements in a balanced way.

Material 

• Caribbean Island 50% cotton, 35% linen, 15% silk, cowhide

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