A tailored jacket by Hermès, designed under the creative direction of Jean Paul Gaultier and made in France from a blend of lambswool and cashmere with a subtle brown and black herringbone weave (which gives it an overall grey appearance). It features a single-breasted silhouette that is subtly flared at the hips, black front buttons, structured lapels, a chest pocket, and two flap side pockets.
Its silhouette reflects Hermès' understated and refined approach to tailoring. The design also recalls the house’s iconic equestrian jackets, echoing their structured elegance and timeless appeal. The lambswool and cashmere blend provides warmth and comfort, while the full rayon lining ensures a smooth and pleasant fit. Elegant and timeless, this piece illustrates the meeting of Hermès' traditional craftsmanship and Jean Paul Gaultier’s creative vision, during his tenure as artistic director of the women's collections from 2004 to 2010.
Designer / House: Hermès by Jean Paul Gaultier Fabric: 95% lambswool, 5% cashmere Year/Era: Ready to Wear Fall Winter 2004 Lining: Rayon Made in France
Size: 36
Measurements: (inches) Total Length: 26,13 in High shoulder point to bottom hem: 26,13 in Chest/Bust: 36 in Waist: 33,13 in Hips: 41 in
(centimeters) Total length: 66.37 cm High shoulder point to bottom hem: 66.37 cm Chest/Bust: 91.44 cm Waist: 84.15 cm Hips: 104.14 cm
