80s CHEVIGNON Mouton Bomber Jacket Made in FRANCE Euro Original Size L Width: 68cm Length: 66cm Sleeve Length: 88cm This Euro-original mouton jacket from CHEVIGNON was born in the 1980s, amidst the trend of reinterpreting American military styles in France. It's a representative piece that embodies the philosophy of "transforming functionality into elegance," which was characteristic of French fashion at the time, within the realm of leatherwear. The jacket uses high-quality real mouton. While retaining thickness, it has a supple feel that clings to the hand, and the surface is a color somewhere between charcoal gray and brown. This ambiguous tone, neither one nor the other, is a sensory color balance unique to 80s Euro pieces. The silhouette is the same construction as the brand's "Cosmo Jacket." It's characterized by a boxy balance with a shortened length and a wide width and arms that fall straight down. The raglan sleeves are designed to naturally drape and accommodate the weight of the material. This form, which combines volume and lightness, perfectly embodies the "fusion of relaxation and construction" that was championed by the fashion of the time. While based on a flight jacket, it eschews excessive decoration, and instead finds beauty in the texture of the material and the shape itself. This is an archive piece that quietly speaks to why CHEVIGNON was not just a casual brand, but also formed the periphery of 80s French fashion.