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Intrecciato Collar Cotton Denim Jacket

Name: Intrecciato Collar Cotton Denim Jacket
Brand: Bottega Veneta
SKU: sku171900922
Price: 3000.00 USD
Availability: InStock

Bottega Veneta

$3000.00

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Product Insights & Style Tips

The Intrecciato Collar Cotton Denim Jacket from Bottega Veneta channels darkwashed denim with a premium edge. An intrecciato lambskin leather collar anchors the neckline, its luxe texture contrasting against the rugged cotton canvas. Subtle topstitching traces the seams, while a clean point collar and a slim silhouette keep the line modern and intact from street to showroom. It’s the kind of denim piece that reads refined without trying too hard.

With a slim fit that hits at the hip and practical touches like chest button-flap pockets, hip welt pockets, and a single-breasted front, it sits close but moves with you. Long sleeves with button cuffs offer adjustable coverage, and the jacket layers neatly over knits or under outerwear. The leather collar adds a sharp frame around the neck, making transitions from daytime errands to after-dark gatherings feel instant and effortless.

Bottega Veneta’s approach to quiet luxury shows in the intrecciato detail and Italian craftsmanship, elevating a casual denim staple into a statement piece. Pair it with midi skirts for a sharp contrast, or stack it with tonal denim for a city-ready uniform with a fashion-forward bend.

Materials / Fabrication

Darkwashed cotton denim
Intrecciato lambskin leather collar
Contrast topstitching
Point collar
Singlebreasted front
Long sleeves with button cuffs
Chest buttonflap pockets
Hip welt pockets
Slim fit
Hip length
Button front closure
Cotton
Made in Italy
Size and fit: Model is 5'10 tall and wearing a US size 4/Small

Recommended Care

Professional dry cleaning recommended to preserve leather trim and denim finish
Avoid machine washing and tumble drying to protect shaping and topstitching
Spot clean denim with a damp cloth and mild detergent as needed
Store on a sturdy hanger to maintain collar shape and silhouette

Fit Notes

Slim fit through the body with hip length for a streamlined silhouette.
Cotton denim in a darkwash with contrast topstitching for a structured look.
Front button closure with long sleeves and chest flap pockets define the jacket's classic denim fit through the torso.

How To Wear It

Pair with a button-down shirt to keep the intrecciato lambskin collar the focal point.
Wear with pants for a streamlined, city-ready look.
Carry a tote bag for a clean, practical finishing touch.

Style Check

Aesthetics: 9/10

A striking fusion of rugged denim and BV luxury that commands attention. The lambskin collar woven with the intrecciato texture contrasts sharply with darkwashed cotton, elevating a utilitarian jacket into an editorial statement. A slim hip-length silhouette, crisp topstitching, and chest flap pockets keep lines modern and dramatically chic.

Craftsmanship: 8/10

An elevated craft pairing dense denim with a lambskin intrecciato collar signals luxury. Expect clean finishes, precise topstitching, and thoughtful detailing at the cuffs and pockets. The Italian make reads as refined rather than loud, with the leather collar sitting neatly against the denim and minimal puckering or misalignment in seams.

Affordability: $$$

The cost sits at three thousand, reflecting BV's signature intrecciato detailing and premium materials. The value feels justified for a jacket that elevates denim into a couture mood, with a rare leather collar that shifts from casual to high impact. Availability and exclusivity give the price a premium, editorial appeal.

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