This is a one-of-a-kind special order of the Berluti Forestiere cashmere jacket, a masterpiece dedicated to the architect Le Corbusier. In 2012, LVMH acquired Arny's, a French maison that, along with Hermès on the Right Bank, was known as the "Arny's of the Left Bank." While the Right Bank tends to be aristocratic and conservative, the Left Bank is more democratic, innovative, and artistic, which is reflected in the maison's personality. Its clientele includes Picasso, Jean Cocteau, and Hemingway, among others. The Forestiere originated in 1947 when the architect Le Corbusier ordered a jacket from Léon Gamber, the second generation of Arny's, that would not hinder his arm movements while working in the garden or writing on a blackboard. The Forestiere was created based on the "Pivô" sleeves with loose armholes designed by Jean Kertell, the father, and the workwear worn by gamekeepers. This is a special order made in the Paris atelier in the form of the Arny's Forestiere before the Berluti acquisition, and you will be impressed by its comfortable wear when you put it on. The design features a sloping shoulder, officer collar, patch pockets, and elbow patches. This season, it has been re-released in almost all looks, and Berluti is strongly promoting it as the face of the maison, but it has been finished in a very modern way compared to the original form, which has its origins in workwear. I ordered it because I like the slightly rough and unrefined, original structure unique to the Left Bank. The color is dark gray with a purple lining, which becomes an accent color when you roll up the sleeves. The material is 90% cashmere and 10% wool for durability, and the lining is half-lined and made of a Scritto pattern material. The retail price for the cashmere Forestiere this season is 676,500 yen. There is no size notation for the custom-made item, but it is equivalent to a size 50. Actual size: approximately 75cm in length, 51cm in shoulder width, 55cm in body width, and 63cm in sleeve length. This is a domestic genuine product with Japanese tags. The condition is very good, with slight signs of wear, but it is a like-new, extremely beautiful item with no noticeable damage or stains. Highly recommended for those who love the artistic world of the old Arny's. I am planning to move soon, and I am also listing various items such as Berluti, so please take a look.