
Postcard
Chapter 2
Tell us your mood, we will tell you your jacket
Bold
For the days you feel like daring.
Sharp cuts, faux leather that gets better with wear, and a look that doesn't go unnoticed.
Jacket
PLAKA
Faux leather has that patina that instantly gives you presence, without the stiffness. Clean cut, strong collar, it hangs just right the moment you put it on.
Chocolate goes with all your basics, lavender blue brightens up raw denim.
And to go further, it pairs as a set with the KLIMA skirt.
More bold jackets
QUICK SHOP PLAKA Jacket Chocolate149,00€ /
QUICK SHOP MESSINI Jacket Chocolate149,00€ /
How to wear it?
The PLAKA, a study in contrast
Wear it open over a red mohair knit, with the burgundy scarf tied like a neckerchief. Raw jeans for balance, and the lavender blue stands out even more.
The golden rule: play with contrasting colours, but stay within one family of soft fabrics.
Cocooning
The ones that wrap around you.
Soft fabrics, generous volumes, and that feeling of being warm even when the cold really sets in.
Jacket
MARITSA
You love it first for its feel. The velvety fabric, the touch of alpaca that keeps the warmth in, and that gingham collar framing the face.
Its volume leaves room for a chunky knit underneath without ever feeling tight. The bomber for chilly mornings, the one you keep on until evening.
More cocooning jackets
QUICK SHOP FOXTON Jacket Chocolate189,00€ /
QUICK SHOP ILIAS Jacket Navy blue179,00€ /
QUICK SHOP HADONG Bomber Jacket Navy blue149,00€ /
How to wear it?
The MARITSA, all in softness
Wear it over a soft knit and glazed-chestnut trousers: the navy of the bomber and the warm tones answer each other effortlessly.
Add a burgundy bag for a pop of colour, and pull the gingham collar up to your chin as soon as the wind picks up.
Playful
The ones with character.
Gathers to adjust, ties to knot, an electric blue: jackets that start a conversation.
Jacket
SHOSHA
It's all in the gathers. Pulled tight at the collar and waist, it takes on a fitted, feminine shape. Loosened, it turns roomy and relaxed.
Cropped, it highlights the waist and works as well with high-waisted trousers as with a long skirt.
More playful jackets
QUICK SHOP SHOSHA Jacket Grey115,00€ /
QUICK SHOP CARNABY Blazer Khaki145,00€ /
QUICK SHOP GEOJE Blazer Electric Blue155,00€ /
How to wear it?
The SHOSHA, shirt collar and denim
Let a cream shirt collar peek out to soften the burgundy, and go for raw denim bermudas, long and loose, to play with volumes.
Tall boots and a tone-on-tone burgundy bag, and the look is ready for a Sunday along the quays.
Traveller
The ones who go with the flow.
Denim, gingham, easy-going fabrics: jackets made for impromptu weekends and Sunday-evening returns to the city.
Jacket
HONSHU
For those who love details you notice on second glance. Gingham slips onto the collar, cuffs and pockets, and orange topstitching outlines the whole jacket. With wide jeans and a crossbody bag, it's ready for the next departure.
More traveller jackets
QUICK SHOP KATSIKI Jacket Midnight Blue139,00€ /
QUICK SHOP KISO Jacket Navy blue175,00€ /
How to wear it?
The HONSHU, in total denim
Go for the full set with matching jeans: same denim, same midnight blue, with the gingham standing out on collar and cuffs.
A red knit underneath and a burgundy scarf tied to the bag, and the look is ready for the next departure.
Serious (but not too)
The ones who go to the office without getting bored there. Well-cut blazers in luminous beige, glazed chestnut or black, that shape the silhouette without ever hardening it.
Blazer
HIGHGROVE
A cropped pinstripe blazer in a luminous beige that wears like second nature. Over raw jeans or fluid trousers, it structures the silhouette without ever hardening it. As at ease in a meeting as at the market on Saturday morning.
More serious (but not too) jackets
QUICK SHOP WINDSOR Blazer Black149,00€ /
QUICK SHOP WINDSOR Blazer Chestnut149,00€ /
How to wear it?
The HIGHGROVE, as a suit
With the matching trousers, it becomes a beige pinstripe suit, sharp for the office. A white shirt underneath, a scarf knotted at the neck, and it's perfect.
At the weekend, mix it up: the blazer alone over jeans, sleeves rolled.
Still undecided?
Our moods change, so why not our jackets? All of the season's jackets are waiting for you, from the most sensible to the most playful.
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