A play on masculitnity and femininity more than on unisex fashion, the oversized coats, suits, and business-man shirts, as well as the casual trousers and parkas, are presented by woman, each with her own style and class, including Charlotte Rampling, Vivienne Westwood, Matali Crasset and Inès de la Fressange.

Stunning jacket from Yohji Yamamoto Pour Homme Autumn/Winter 1998 runway collection—an important piece from one of the most distinctive periods in the designer’s history. The blazer is particularly remarkable up close, revealing an intricate floral pattern laser-printed into the fabric. Pinstripe detail on top of the jacquard gives the surface an incredible depth and texture, while the exceptional quality of the fabric reflects the craftsmanship associated with the brand.

The jacket features full sleeves finished with contrasting white stitching, a fully cupro-lined interior, and a sharp, structured silhouette. Details include classic notch lapels, a three-button closure, and a long back vent.

An exceptional archival piece with a striking combination of understated tailoring and intricate textile work, representative of Yohji Yamamoto Pour Homme’s experimental approach during the late 1990s.

Made In Japan
Size M
80% Wool
20% Nylon
Lined with 100% Cupro