Kenzo Kenzo Navy Kenzo Paris 'KENZO Signature' Utility Denim Jacket

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Kenzo Navy Kenzo Paris 'KENZO Signature' Utility Denim Jacket

Name: Kenzo Navy Kenzo Paris 'KENZO Signature' Utility Denim Jacket
Brand: Kenzo
SKU: 262387M17700001
Price: 905.00 USD
Availability: InStock

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Kenzo's Navy Kenzo Paris 'KENZO Signature' Utility Denim Jacket channels city-smart, street-ready mood. The non-stretch denim wears a weathered fade through a medium stone blue, giving it a lived-in, couture edge. A spread collar sharpens the line, while the two-way zip and chest pocket frame the silhouette with modern utilitarian chic. Front welt pockets balance practicality with polish, and a logo embroidered at the back signs the piece with Kenzo’s signature.

Layer over a tee or knit and let the crisp denim hold its shape as you move through your day. The two-way zip offers easy venting and a clean line when fully zipped, while the chest zip and front welt pockets give secure spots for a card, keys, or lipstick. Buttoned barrel cuffs adjust the silhouette at the wrists, and the cut skims the hip without bulk, pairing with everything from tailored trousers to a floaty dress.

Kenzo’s Signature line nods to heritage logos and a polished streetwear vibe, placing this jacket at the crossroads of classic denim and new-season edge. The faded stone blue and logo-back detail pair with monochrome sneakers for minimalism, or with bold accessories for a maximal moment.

Materials / Fabrication

Non-stretch denim
Fading throughout
Spread collar
Two-way zip closure
Zip pocket at chest
Welt pockets at front
Buttoned barrel cuffs
Logo embroidered at back
Supplier color: Medium stone blue denim

Recommended Care

Machine wash cold with like colors inside out to preserve fading.
Do not bleach; use a mild detergent.
Tumble dry low or hang to dry to minimize shrinkage and color loss.
Iron on medium heat if needed, preferably inside out.

Lookbooks

Kenzo Fall Winter 2026 Frames Japanese and Western Aesthetic Inside One House

Kenzo Fall Winter 2026 debuted during Paris Men’s Fashion Week, introducing a collection presented inside the former Paris home of Kenzo Takada and centered on the house’s foundational codes. The season frames a return to place and memory, positioning the collection as a study of how personal history shapes a modern wardrobe. That idea becomes clearer through the decision to stage the presentation as a walk through Takada’s own residence.

Kenzo Fall 2025 Turns the Streets Into the Runway

Instead of polished studio sets and predictable poses, Kenzo turned to Bruce Gilden – street style photographer known for his raw flash-lit portraits for the French fashion house’s Fall 2025 campaign imagery. Models walk straight into the lens with an unapologetic presence, dressed in tailoring that oscillates between sharp precision and sheer softness. It’s an unexpected meeting of classic Parisian heritage with the grit of downtown New York, proving that Kenzo isn’t afraid of rewriting its own rules.

Kenzo Presents a Fun and Playful Fall 2025 Collection

The Fall 2025 collection from Kenzo is where punk aesthetics meets contemporary streetwear. Creative director Nigo, led by Joshua A. Bullen, channeled the spirit of rebellion while creating pieces that resonated with the modern woman. The low-slung harem pants and oversized shawl-collared tuxedo jackets were standout pieces, offering a tomboy allure that felt both comfortable and chic. The runway featured pieces like fuzzy pink bunny hoodies and a coat adorned with stuffed bunnies, reminiscent of childhood playfulness yet designed with an adult sensibility. It was a reminder that fashion can be fun and not always taken too seriously. The playful elements were also balanced with more sophisticated pieces, showcasing Bullen’s skill in marrying contrasting styles.

About KENZO

Shop the latest collection from Parisian fashion house KENZO founded by Kenzo Takada in 1970, currently directed by Opening Ceremony's Carol Lim and Humberto Leon. Browse new sweatshirts, skirts, dresses, sweaters, tees, tops, pants, accessories and more, ranging from their famous tiger motifs to the all seeing eye.