Thank you sincerely for viewing this piece.

As the seller, I feel it’s inadequate to end with a simple description—I genuinely want to hear thoughts and perspectives from others who see this artwork differently from me.

I truly love WACKO MARIA. Their original goal may have been to make clothes so beautiful that even women would fall for them—but in reality, they created a mood so irresistibly magnetic that men could never escape it.

When we think of WACKO MARIA, certain images immediately come to mind: Classy Rebel, ワルな大人の色気 (the allure of sophisticated rebellion), Luxury Hooligan.

They reinterpret globally respected foundations like basic classics, military wear, western aesthetics, Chicano and LA cultures, and South American influences—elements that should clash, but don’t.

They remove every excessive and unnecessary detail with confidence. Then, they go on to perfectly match vibrant patterns and color combinations that, at first glance, seem impossible.

The people who look like they wouldn’t care about fashion at all end up having the most perfect understanding and interpretation of luxury fabrics.

They bring together elements that seem like they shouldn’t work—elements that might even feel uncomfortable—and create something perfectly harmonious.

I believe this one piece captures all of WACKO MARIA’s unique philosophy and aesthetic.

On a jacket stripped of all decorative noise, they chose silk—the most luxurious material on Earth. But understanding the fragility of this luxury, they added the bare minimum of polyester to preserve its durability and sheen.

Just when you’re about to lose yourself admiring their craftsmanship, they commit the final act of artistic madness: printing Tim Lehi’s artwork onto silk jacquard.

It’s as if they cast a forbidden spell—dark magic woven into silk. They breathe life into the garment, turning it into something that seizes your soul.

This is my favorite Tim Lehi piece, personally. The peaceful color composition, WACKO MARIA’s unmistakable mood, their archive, their philosophy—it’s all in here.

To be honest, I’m too large to wear a size S comfortably. If someone owns a size L or larger and would like to trade, I’m open to it—and I will personally cover the cost of the exchange.

There is one dilemma. I want to deliver this magnificent piece in the best possible condition, but it’s been extremely difficult to find a dry cleaner I trust with something this precious.

I’ve found a professional one, but they need a full week. That has made me hesitate. I sincerely apologize for this.

As compensation:

To the person who acquires this piece—which carries the full archive of the brand—I will include a brand-new pair of WACKO MARIA Blankline wool trousers.

They’re unaltered, so you can tailor them to your own liking. The secret to WACKO MARIA’s “Classy Rebel” is hidden in their trousers. Only when worn together is the mood complete.

If you prefer, I can send the jacket to the cleaner first and then ship it in perfect condition.

In that case, I kindly ask for an additional $60 and your understanding for the one-week wait.

Thank you so much for reading to the end.

If you’d like to have a conversation with me about this extraordinary piece, you’re always welcome.

Please carefully check all provided photos before purchasing.

All sales are final, and we kindly ask for your understanding.

Don’t worry too much. The moment you encounter this magnificent luxury item, you’ll understand—its charm is undeniable.

As a gesture of respect for those who understand the true value of this piece, I will provide premium shipping service at no additional cost.

It’s the least I can do for someone who recognizes what this truly is—not just clothing, but a story, a spirit, and a rare expression of art.

Size S is extremely rare, and it’s unclear how many years it might take for another one in this condition to resurface.

This may truly be the only chance for a long time.