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  • A flattened silhouette reworks classic tailoring by pressing structure into a more two-dimensional form. The sleeves shift forward, altering the balance of the jacket and emphasising its frontal construction. The design draws on 1960s tailoring as a structural reference, refined through reduction. At the back, the MM6 white stitch line marks its signature. - Jackets - Image 1
  • A flattened silhouette reworks classic tailoring by pressing structure into a more two-dimensional form. The sleeves shift forward, altering the balance of the jacket and emphasising its frontal construction. The design draws on 1960s tailoring as a structural reference, refined through reduction. At the back, the MM6 white stitch line marks its signature. - Jackets - Image 2
  • A flattened silhouette reworks classic tailoring by pressing structure into a more two-dimensional form. The sleeves shift forward, altering the balance of the jacket and emphasising its frontal construction. The design draws on 1960s tailoring as a structural reference, refined through reduction. At the back, the MM6 white stitch line marks its signature. - Jackets - Image 3
  • A flattened silhouette reworks classic tailoring by pressing structure into a more two-dimensional form. The sleeves shift forward, altering the balance of the jacket and emphasising its frontal construction. The design draws on 1960s tailoring as a structural reference, refined through reduction. At the back, the MM6 white stitch line marks its signature. - Jackets - Image 4
  • A flattened silhouette reworks classic tailoring by pressing structure into a more two-dimensional form. The sleeves shift forward, altering the balance of the jacket and emphasising its frontal construction. The design draws on 1960s tailoring as a structural reference, refined through reduction. At the back, the MM6 white stitch line marks its signature. - Jackets - Image 5
  • A flattened silhouette reworks classic tailoring by pressing structure into a more two-dimensional form. The sleeves shift forward, altering the balance of the jacket and emphasising its frontal construction. The design draws on 1960s tailoring as a structural reference, refined through reduction. At the back, the MM6 white stitch line marks its signature. - Jackets - Image 6
  • A flattened silhouette reworks classic tailoring by pressing structure into a more two-dimensional form. The sleeves shift forward, altering the balance of the jacket and emphasising its frontal construction. The design draws on 1960s tailoring as a structural reference, refined through reduction. At the back, the MM6 white stitch line marks its signature. - Jackets - Image 1
  • A flattened silhouette reworks classic tailoring by pressing structure into a more two-dimensional form. The sleeves shift forward, altering the balance of the jacket and emphasising its frontal construction. The design draws on 1960s tailoring as a structural reference, refined through reduction. At the back, the MM6 white stitch line marks its signature. - Jackets - Image 2
  • A flattened silhouette reworks classic tailoring by pressing structure into a more two-dimensional form. The sleeves shift forward, altering the balance of the jacket and emphasising its frontal construction. The design draws on 1960s tailoring as a structural reference, refined through reduction. At the back, the MM6 white stitch line marks its signature. - Jackets - Image 3
  • A flattened silhouette reworks classic tailoring by pressing structure into a more two-dimensional form. The sleeves shift forward, altering the balance of the jacket and emphasising its frontal construction. The design draws on 1960s tailoring as a structural reference, refined through reduction. At the back, the MM6 white stitch line marks its signature. - Jackets - Image 4
  • A flattened silhouette reworks classic tailoring by pressing structure into a more two-dimensional form. The sleeves shift forward, altering the balance of the jacket and emphasising its frontal construction. The design draws on 1960s tailoring as a structural reference, refined through reduction. At the back, the MM6 white stitch line marks its signature. - Jackets - Image 5
  • A flattened silhouette reworks classic tailoring by pressing structure into a more two-dimensional form. The sleeves shift forward, altering the balance of the jacket and emphasising its frontal construction. The design draws on 1960s tailoring as a structural reference, refined through reduction. At the back, the MM6 white stitch line marks its signature. - Jackets - Image 6

A flattened silhouette reworks classic tailoring by pressing structure into a more two-dimensional form. The sleeves shift forward, altering the balance of the jacket and emphasising its frontal construction. The design draws on 1960s tailoring as a structural reference, refined through reduction. At the back, the MM6 white stitch line marks its signature.

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Wool tailored jacket

  • Item Code
    Primary fabric: 100% virgin wool
    Lining: 100% viscose-rayon
    Long sleeves
    Shirt collar
    Front button closure
    White stitch line at the back
    Made in Italy
    Please see our Size Guide for more information.

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A flattened silhouette reworks classic tailoring by pressing structure into a more two-dimensional form. The sleeves shift forward, altering the balance of the jacket and emphasising its frontal construction. The design draws on 1960s tailoring as a structural reference, refined through reduction. At the back, the MM6 white stitch line marks its signature.

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