BLUE HOTEL LOBBY JACKET

Wool jacket, made in our workshop

€280,00

Pickup available at ATELIER SEKI ARTISANAL

Usually ready in 5+ days

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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. Exchanges and refunds are accepted.

A little bit of colour right now can only do us good! And that is perfect, because at the atelier our guiding principle is to work only on warm, uplifting pieces that encourage optimism.

With this idea in mind, we developed the Hotel Lobby Jacket. Largely inspired by Tony Revolori’s uniform as the Lobby Boy in The Grand Budapest Hotel, we created a jacket that welcomes and reassures both the person wearing it and the person they are speaking to.

This buttoned wool jacket plays with dynamic lines and soft curves. It features two side pockets, one inner pocket, and is fully lined with a fabric inspired by the patterns of Moroccan sedari sofas.

Each piece is handcrafted in Paris, stitch by stitch, meaning every jacket carries its own singularity and character.

Main fabric: 100% thick, dense wool

To take proper care of your piece, we recommend:

> Using a fabric shaver from time to time to remove any pilling.
> Airing it out for a few hours in case of odours, rather than washing it systematically.
> Washing cold and drying flat to prevent the fabric from losing its shape.

Once your item is produced, delivery takes between 2 and 4 days for France. For international orders, delivery can take between 3 and 15 days, depending on the destination country.

Orders outside the European Union may be subject to customs duties. These charges are the responsibility of the buyer and will be paid directly to the carrier upon arrival of your package.

Milo is 177 cm tall and wears the piece in size M.

Size advice:
Under 167 cm: Size XS
167–172 cm: Size S
173–179 cm: Size M
180–186 cm: Size L
187–192 cm: Size XL
193–198 cm: Size 2XL

Please refer to the product size guide for precise measurements.

Those of you who follow the atelier may already know that we love hiding pockets directly within the panels of our garments.
That is once again the case here, with pockets slipped between two layers of fabric, making them invisible yet just as practical.