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Givenchy Pinch peplum wool gabardine jacket

Givenchy

$4800.00

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Product Insights & Style Tips

The Givenchy Pinch peplum wool gabardine jacket in Black exudes quiet authority and couture polish. Cut from 100 percent wool gabardine, it offers a dense, refined hand that holds its sharp line. Shoulder pads sculpt the silhouette, while a pinch at the waist yields a subtle peplum flare for movement and a modern, architectural feel. Lined in 100 percent polyester for a smooth drape, this piece wears with confidence from the gallery to the after-hours.

With a double-breasted front, flap pockets, and cuffs accented by four buttons, this piece reads as a rigorously tailored layer that still moves with the day. The structure supports a varied wardrobe—layer over a sleek dress, knit top, or tailored trousers—while the heavy wool holds its shape through seasons. Black pairs with everything, and the Italian-made construction reads as enduring luxury beyond fleeting trends. Dry clean only.

Givenchy channels its house codes of sculptural tailoring into a wardrobe staple that feels both timeless and contemporary, ideal for elevating a monochrome edit with quiet confidence.

Materials / Fabrication

  • 100 percent wool gabardine
  • Double-breasted front
  • Shoulder pads for structured silhouette
  • Waist pinch yields peplum flare
  • Lined in 100 percent polyester
  • Cuffs accented by four buttons
  • Flap pockets
  • Italian-made construction
  • Color: Black

Recommended Care

  • Dry clean only to preserve the wool gabardine and lining
  • If pressing is necessary, use a low heat setting with a pressing cloth
  • Steam to remove wrinkles rather than direct ironing
  • Store on a sturdy hanger to maintain shoulder shape

Fit Notes

  • Shoulder pads shape the shoulders and a pinch at the waist yields a peplum flare for movement.
  • A double-breasted front closure creates a defined front silhouette and supports layering over tops or dresses.
  • Dense wool gabardine with a refined hand holds its line for a clean silhouette.
  • A polyester lining provides a smooth drape, and the jacket layers well over dresses, knits, or tailored trousers.
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Styling Tips

  • Layer it over an off-the-shoulder top to keep the peplum waist visible and the silhouette crisp.
  • Pair it with pants to balance the structured shoulders and emphasize the waist shaping.
  • Finish with a leather designer shoulder bag to add polish without competing with the jacket's architectural detail.

Style Check

Aesthetics: 9/10

Bold, sculptural silhouette with a pinch of waist and a peplum flare commands quiet luxury. Double-breasted line, sharp shoulders, and crisp edges create an architectural mood that feels editorial and gallery-ready. Deep black wool gabardine enhances the piece's confidence, while clean pockets and buttoned cuffs reinforce restrained, couture polish.

Craftsmanship: 8/10

Dense wool gabardine yields a weighty, refined hand that holds its line through movement. Shoulder pads sculpt the silhouette, while a precise pinch creates the peplum flare without bulk. Finishes read as meticulous: evenly spaced buttons, beveled lapels, and a smooth lining that glides over layers. No visible flaws.

Affordability: $$$

At a luxury price point, the value feels justified by Givenchy's architectural craft and enduring black versatility. The weighty gabardine, sculptural seams, and couture-inspired restraint elevate beyond fast fashion, while the neutral hue promises longevity in a modern wardrobe. The cost aligns with its design ambition and editorial potential.

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About Givenchy

No stranger in the fashion circuit, Givenchy is a French luxury fashion house that was founded by designer Hubert de Givenchy in 1952. Givenchy made its initial collection offerings featuring elegant separate and sharp tailoring, sleek gowns and evening wear which has become its signature style, and still, the traditions are carried through collections today. Shop the latest collection from Givenchy, ranging in dresses, skirts, sweaters, tops, shoes and handbags.