90s Paul Smith Cashmere Wool Duffle Coat - Iconic Early Piece

This is a Paul Smith cashmere-blend wool hooded long duffle coat.

Due to the re-evaluation of 90s designer archive items (Comme des Garçons / Yohji Yamamoto / Helmut Lang / Raf Simons) and other designer brands, their popularity has been reignited.

It all began in 1970 in Nottingham, England, with the opening of a select shop that carried brands like Margaret Howell and KENZO. In 1976, Paul Smith participated in Paris Collection.

He was close friends with Rei Kawakubo of Comme des Garçons, and it's a well-known story that he often visited Kawakubo and the Aoyama store when he came to Japan.

Rare old Paul Smith.

Minimalist cashmere-blend wool duffle long coat.

Herringbone cashmere-blend wool fabric, 4 buffalo horn toggle buttons, leather loops, chin strap, 2 front flap pockets, long length, no vent, piped lining, relaxed sizing, high quality, new vintage, archive.

Unisex.

*Some stains present.

Please understand this is faded vintage clothing with a certain atmosphere.

As this is a vintage item, please purchase only if you understand and accept its condition.

Please be aware of this beforehand.

■Size (cm)
Length 93, Width 58, Shoulder Width 50, Sleeve Length 58.5

■Material
65% Wool, 25% Nylon, 10% Cashmere

■Size Notation
M

■Country of Origin
Japan

■Color
Camel