Yohji Yamamoto <br> Pinstripe Blazer
Yohji Yamamoto <br> Pinstripe Blazer
Yohji Yamamoto <br> Pinstripe Blazer
Yohji Yamamoto <br> Pinstripe Blazer
Yohji Yamamoto <br> Pinstripe Blazer
Yohji Yamamoto <br> Pinstripe Blazer
Yohji Yamamoto <br> Pinstripe Blazer

Yohji Yamamoto
Pinstripe Blazer

Yohji Yamamoto Pour Homme grey pinstripe blazer with cream insert lapel from the 1999 Autumn/Winter collection. It features a notched lapel, off-centred button fastening, full length sleeves, two waist level pockets, chest height pocket, two inside pockets, large buttons with a cracked design, thin panels on the front, sleeve cuffs and back, vertical stripes on the chest, sleeves and back and horizontal stripes on the sides.

Size — Small
Shoulder — 46 cm
Chest — 58 cm
Sleeve — 62.5 cm
Length — 83 cm

Material — Outer: 62% Rayon 38% Silk Collar: 100% Cotton Lining: 100% Rayon
Care — Do not bleach, Use cool iron, Dry clean only
Country of Manufacture — Japan
Year of Manufacture — AD 1999

Please note — dot COMME’s collection is pre owned and therefore may have a degree of wear.

Designer — Yohji Yamamoto is the “ultimate fashion rebel”, unashamedly anti-fashion, he’s been doing his own thing since the late 1970’s. Showing side by side with Rei Kawakubo in Paris, 1981, the all black shows shook the very foundations of the fashion world. For Yohji the starting point is with the fabric, hand made in Kyoto, with inspirations coming from military and pauper clothing. Yohji sees perfection as an intolerable ugliness representative of structure and order and with that an unwillingness to be free. He feels most comfortable when he can see scars, failure and distortion, for him these are the clothes of freedom.