Tricolour wool bomber jacket

Winter jacket made in our workshop

€330,00

NAMELY

Each item is made to order. We allow a maximum of 14 days from the date of purchase to manufacture it under the best possible conditions.

It's winter! And once again...we're going to pull out our grey coat and the most dejected expression possible while waiting for the future delights of spring... But at the workshop we decided to warm things up a bit with this bomber jacket with bright and warm colour contrasts.

The trio of navy, olive and sunshine yellow wool fabrics and the patterned cotton lining will keep you warm (

goodbye to excessive heating bills).

The lines are dynamic and the silhouette is both modern and sporty.

The jacket has two side pockets and one inside pocket.

Each piece is handcrafted in Paris, point by point, so each one has its own uniqueness and character.

The fabrics used come mainly from dormant stocks of fashion houses.

Woolens:
Marine: 100% Wool
Olive: 100% Wool
Yellow: 50% Wool/50% Poly
Lining: 100% Cotton
> Metal zipper

CAUTION! Wool requires special care. If you wear this garment every day, a quick pass with a lint roller followed by a wool shaver will help maintain its new appearance. Do not machine wash. When cleaning is necessary, a quick trip to the dry cleaners will give your bomber jacket a new lease on life.

Une fois la production de votre pièce terminée, la livraison s'effectue entre 2 et 4 jours pour la France. Pour les commandes livrées à l'international, la livraison peut prendre entre 3 et 15 jours suivant le pays de destination.

Les commandes hors de l'Union Européenne peuvent être soumises à des droits de douane, ces frais sont à la charge de l’acheteur et seront à régler directement avec le transporteur lors de l'arrivée de votre colis.

Yeïssi is 180 cm tall and wears size M. Théo is 165 cm tall and wears size S. If you are between two sizes, feel free to choose a fitted or more oversized cut.

160-172 cm -> S
173-180 cm -> M
181-187 cm -> L
187-193 cm -> XL
194-200 cm -> 2XL

Consult the size guide for accurate measurements.

The small yellow stripes that run along the jacket are called piping. They are bands of fabric held together with a cord. These details are commonly used in sportswear because they add a dynamic touch to the garment.

This piece is one of the most time-consuming we have to make in the workshop. The curves that run the length of the jacket present a real technical challenge that requires our full concentration. A challenge we gladly take on!