Length: 84cm Shoulder: 43cm Width: 52cm Sleeve: 61cm This is an ivory-colored coat from KATHARINE HAMNETT from the 90s. The first thing that's appealing is the ivory tone. It's neither white nor beige, and the soft color that changes with the angle of the light is a nuance rarely seen in current brands. It gives a natural sense of looseness to your styling while creating a sophisticated mood. The silhouette is an ideal balance for wearing now. Not too slim, not too wide, the straight cutting that beautifully envelops the body is very compatible with the Japanese physique, and it's designed so that it doesn't look bulky even when wearing a turtleneck or sweatshirt. It had a perfect fit on someone 177cm tall and weighing 70kg. The design is thoroughly minimal. Among them, the peak lapels and the zip detail on the chest stand out. The sharpness created by the straight lapels and the understated zipper add quiet individuality, a construction that truly symbolizes the good mode of the 90s. Even though there is little decoration, it gives a good atmosphere when worn. This balance is the charm of Katharine Hamnett at the time. The sleeves are finished with real buttonholes. This kind of careful specification is actually rare in vintage clothing, and you can feel the certainty of the tailoring. Katharine Hamnett is a rare designer who coexists with sociality and design while going back and forth between the context of London street mode. Her 90s works are packed with real minimalism that is just right for the current mood. It was photographed in the morning, so it appears slightly lacking in saturation. The color is somewhere between the first and second photos. Please understand the slight differences in how the colors appear. We recommend this coat to those who like coats that seek authenticity, such as Prada, Jean-Paul GAULTIER, COMME des GARÇONS, and Maison Margiela.