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Bottega Veneta Leather-trimmed blouson jacket

Name: Bottega Veneta Leather-trimmed blouson jacket
Brand: Bottega Veneta
SKU: P01233046-2
Price: 4400.00 USD
Availability: InStock

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Product Insights & Style Tips

Bottega Veneta delivers a leather-trimmed blouson jacket in Tarragon that sits somewhere between quiet luxury and city-smart edge. The shell is 100% polyamide for a crisp, streamlined silhouette, while the 100% leather trim adds tactile contrast along the edges. Inside, a wool blend lining—92% wool, 7% polyamide, 1% elastane—offers warmth and a touch of stretch, giving the piece a softly structured, wearable ease.

Zipped front keeps the line clean, and ribbed cuffs anchor the sleeves for a snug, draft-free fit. Welt pockets plus an internal pocket provide everyday storage without bulk. The fit skims the chest and hips, layering smoothly over a thin knit, a silk blouse, or a chunky sweater, then over a dress for evening polish. It moves with you, from commute to after-hours, without losing its refined edge.

With Bottega Veneta, this jacket embodies the house's signature blend of craftsmanship and restraint. Tarragon pairs softly with neutrals and earth tones, letting the leather trim read as a subtle statement. Style it over tailored pieces for a city-ready look, or let it anchor a minimalist monochrome moment with quiet luxury.

Materials / Fabrication

Material: 100% polyamide
Trim: 100% leather
Material II: 92% wool, 7% polyamide, 1% elastane
Closure: zipped front
Cuff: ribbed
Pockets: welt pockets, internal pocket
Hardware color: silver
Designer color name: Tarragon
Made in Italy
Contains non-textile parts of animal origin

Recommended Care

Dry clean only to preserve leather trim and wool blend
Avoid heat on leather; do not iron leather areas
Store garment on a sturdy hanger in a cool, dry place

Fit Notes

Blouson silhouette with ribbed cuffs and a zipped front closure.
Leather trim accents the jacket and adds textural contrast to the polyamide fabric.
Welt pockets and an internal pocket provide practical storage.
Interior fabric includes a wool blend (92% wool, 7% polyamide, 1% elastane).

Styling Tips

Layer it over a knitwear top to keep the leather trim on display.
Pair it with pants to balance the leather trim and echo the silver hardware.
Finish with heels to elevate the look without competing with the jacket's details.

Style Check

Aesthetics: 9/10

Dark Tarragon tone anchors an architectural blouson with kinetic contrast between matte polyamide and glossy leather trim. The zipped front and ribbed cuffs create a modern bomber mood, while the clean lines and restrained hardware keep it editorial rather than busy. The result is visually bold yet unmistakably refined for bold, fashion-forward wardrobes.

Craftsmanship: 8/10

Fabric layering reads premium: a polyamide shell with leather trim and a wool blend interior delivers smooth drape and structure. Clean tailoring, precise zippers, and finished hems signal care beyond fast fashion. Close inspection reveals sturdy stitching and balanced proportion, while the rib cuffs hold shape, preventing cling and sag over time.

Affordability: $$$

This piece commands a premium, and the value aligns with its deliberate material mix, Italian craft, and limited visual effect. The leather trim elevates the polyamide base, while the wool content adds warmth and texture. The price is steep, yet the design, construction, and brand resonance justify the appeal for discerning buyers.

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About Bottega Veneta

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