YOHJI YAMAMOTO
Pour Homme Dainese Rider Jacket
AW2004
DESCRIPTION
In collaboration with Italian label Dainese, this dynamic runway moto jacket fits slim and cropped for a true rider's appeal. The front features a Y's logo patch and another patch on the opposite side. Dainese logo detailing on both arms and back with white stripes running down each sleeve, with an enlarged '72', signature quote, and namesake on the back. Button collar, front zip, and two zip pockets.
CONDITION
9/10 condition. Please see photos for full evaluation.
SIZE / MEASUREMENTS
Size 42, fits xxs to xs
Pit-to-Pit: 17 Inches
Length: 21 Inches
Sleeve-Length: 23 Inches
Pour Homme Dainese Rider Jacket
AW2004DESCRIPTION
In collaboration with Italian label Dainese, this dynamic runway moto jacket fits slim and cropped for a true rider's appeal. The front features a Y's logo patch and another patch on the opposite side. Dainese logo detailing on both arms and back with white stripes running down each sleeve, with an enlarged '72', signature quote, and namesake on the back. Button collar, front zip, and two zip pockets.
CONDITION
9/10 condition. Please see photos for full evaluation.SIZE / MEASUREMENTS
Size 42, fits xxs to xsPit-to-Pit: 17 Inches
Length: 21 Inches
Sleeve-Length: 23 Inches
COVERAGE
During the beginning of Yohji Yamamoto’s career, he proposed a new vision for fashion that existed outside of all the glitz and glamour that dominated the conversation. He pushed past the medium’s limitations, as he focused on cutting silhouettes without any regard to the shape of the body, but rather how the garment draped on the body. This way of working with proportions first became the start of his contribution to the “anti-fashion” movement and characterized him.