SKU KB36WR36
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Era
Late 1990s – Early 2000s (Y2K Era)
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Gender
Unisex
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Color
Dark Navy / Black with Yellow Utility Zip Accents
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Founder
Marithé François Girbaud was founded by Marithé Bachellerie and François Girbaud, iconic French designers known for pioneering modern streetwear, engineered denim, and futuristic utility fashion.
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Brand Information
Marithé François Girbaud became famous for:
* Innovative denim engineering
* Industrial/workwear aesthetics
* Experimental cuts and technical garments
* Strong influence on 90s and Y2K street fashion
Their designs are now highly collectible among vintage streetwear enthusiasts.
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Type of Garment
Cropped Utility Jacket / Technical Streetwear Jacket
Features include:
* Front zip closure
* Contrast utility zipper pockets
* Contrast stitching details
* Cropped silhouette
* Lightweight technical fabric
* Workwear-inspired chest pockets
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Tips of Style
* Pair with baggy jeans or parachute pants for authentic Y2K fit
* Looks great with chunky sneakers or boots
* Layer over fitted tee or hoodie
* Can be styled techwear, cyber Y2K, or utility streetwear
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Description
A standout vintage Girbaud jacket featuring bold yellow utility zippers against a dark navy technical fabric base. The cropped silhouette, contrast stitching, and industrial pocket layout perfectly capture the futuristic Y2K aesthetic that made Girbaud legendary.
The lightweight construction gives it a sleek technical feel while maintaining strong workwear inspiration. A rare archival-style piece for collectors and streetwear enthusiasts.
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Rating (1–10)
9/10
(Excellent archival Y2K aesthetic and strong visual design)
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Condition
* Good vintage condition
* Minor wrinkling from storage/use
* Hardware and stitching appear intact
* No major flaws visible from provided photos
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Conclusion
A rare and highly stylish Y2K-era Girbaud utility jacket with strong archival streetwear appeal. The bold yellow zipper detailing and cropped technical silhouette make it a standout piece for collectors, fashion enthusiasts, and anyone into futuristic vintage streetwear.