Givenchy Givenchy Blue Back-To-Front Cocoon Denim Jacket

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Givenchy Blue Back-To-Front Cocoon Denim Jacket

Name: Givenchy Blue Back-To-Front Cocoon Denim Jacket
Brand: Givenchy
SKU: 261278F06000001
Price: 1152.00 USD
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Givenchy blue back-to-front cocoon denim jacket radiates a luxe, subversive cool. The non-stretch denim keeps a crisp, sculpted line even as the wash deepens into a lived-in fade. A spread collar frames the face, while a tidy button front and tan contrast stitching lay a quiet, premium rhythm. Details like curved seams at the sleeves, buttoned barrel cuffs, and logo-engraved black and silver-tone hardware whisper the brand’s couture-infused edge.

Cut in a cocoon-friendly silhouette with room to layer, this jacket sits at the chest and shoulders without swallowing the frame. Adjustable front hem tabs let you tailor the length over a tee or dress, while flap pockets hold small essentials and back features a mock button closure to keep the line clean. Buttoned barrel cuffs keep the sleeves neat, making the transition from daytime to evening feel natural.

Givenchy leans into couture polish meets city denim with signature hardware and precise seaming. The light blue wash, tan topstitching, and logo-engraved accents read as disciplined luxury, a statement under a trench or over a sleek dress. Layer it with a knit and wide-leg pants for a modern, city-ready balance or wear it over a simple tee for a restrained, high-fashion weekend moment.

Materials / Fabrication

Non-stretch denim jacket
Fading throughout
Spread collar
Button closure
Adjustable button tabs at front hem
Curved seams at sleeves
Buttoned barrel cuffs
Flap pockets and mock button closure at back
Logo-engraved black and silver-tone hardware
Contrast stitching in tan
Supplier color: Light Blue Denim

Recommended Care

Machine wash cold with like colors
Turn garment inside out to preserve fading and hardware
Avoid bleach or harsh detergents
Tumble dry low or line dry to minimize shrinkage
Warm iron if needed

Fit Notes

Front button closure with a spread collar creates a clean, classic line through the torso.
Non-stretch denim fabric with adjustable button tabs at the front hem lets you tailor the fit at the hip for layering.
Curved seams at the sleeves and barrel cuffs define the arm shape and maintain a tailored silhouette.

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