Julius Black Coated DK Denim Jacket
Julius
$800.00
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Product Insights & Style Tips
The Julius Black Coated DK Denim Jacket channels nocturnal city energy with a lacquered polish. Coated 8 oz non-stretch denim skims the line between cool and controlled, catching light with a subtle luster. A crisp spread collar sits above a clean button-front, while flap pockets at the chest and welt pockets at the waist keep hardware purposeful. Dropped shoulders and back pleats free the silhouette, giving movement without losing structure in Luster Black.
Ease of wear comes first: the relaxed upper block and roomy sleeves layer nicely over knit tees or light sweaters, and the barrel cuffs button closed to keep the line neat. The jacket offers practical storage in chest and waist pockets for cards and keys, and the non-stretch denim holds its shape through city commutes and after-hours dinners. It transitions from day with boots and denim to night with a slip skirt or tailored pants.
Julius leans into moody, luxe streetwear codes—dark, glossy finishes and architectural silhouettes. The Black coated denim reads as a modern, versatile option for elevating casual wardrobes, aligning with the label’s penchant for statement denim. Style notes: try it over a slip dress for edge, or with all-black denim and chunky boots for a streamlined, monochrome moment.
Materials / Fabrication
- Coated 8 oz non-stretch denim
- Spread collar
- Button closure
- Flap pockets at chest
- Welt pockets at waist
- Dropped shoulders
- Buttoned barrel cuffs
- Pleats at back
- Supplier color: Luster Black
Recommended Care
- Dry clean recommended to preserve the coated finish and jacket silhouette.
- If washing at home, hand wash cold inside out with a mild detergent; avoid bleach.
- Do not wring; reshape and lay flat to dry or hang to dry away from direct heat.
- Do not tumble dry; avoid direct heat or prolonged sun exposure to prevent coating degradation.
- Iron on low heat with a protective cloth if needed; avoid ironing directly over the coated surface.
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About Julius
In 2001, Tatsuro Horikawa founded the Julius label in Tokyo with the ambition of presenting film projects. Then, in 2004, the label advanced and developed its clothing line. Utilizing black and grey as the major colors of each collection - symbols of sorrow and suffering - the label is focused on Horikawa's appreciation of art and architecture, which were necessary for the brand's origin as an art project.