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Kiko Kostadinov Black Erdiko Jacket

Name: Kiko Kostadinov Black Erdiko Jacket
Brand: Kiko Kostadinov
SKU: 262985M18000300
Price: 970.00 USD
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The Erdiko jacket in crow black carries Kiko Kostadinov's signature blend of architectural ease and urban edge. Stretch virgin wool twill offers a clean, sharp drape that moves with you without feeling rigid. A funnel neck sits high and sleek, while a concealed zip closure keeps the line unbroken. At the waist, zip pockets add quiet utility, lined in herringbone twill.

Practical details anchor its wearability: elasticized cuffs keep the silhouette tidy, and a concealed bungee drawstring at the hem lets you collar it in or ease it out for layering over a blouse or knit. Zip pockets at the raglan sleeves and waist hold essentials, while interior welt pockets offer secure stash space. Partial satin lining adds a touch of luxe against the skin.

True to Kiko Kostadinov's codes, the Erdiko feels both utilitarian and sculptural, a piece that pairs with tailored trousers, denim, or a slip dress for a modern city mood. The understated black lets the hardware and lines do the talking.

Materials / Fabrication

Stretch virgin wool twill jacket
Funnel neck
Concealed zip closure
Zip pockets at waist
Concealed bungee drawstring at elasticized hem
Zip pocket at raglan sleeves
Elasticized cuffs
Welt pockets at interior
Herringbone twill pocket lining
Partial satin lining
Supplier color: Crow black

Recommended Care

Dry clean only to preserve wool texture and fit.
If hand washing is necessary, use cold water and a gentle wool detergent.
Do not wring or twist; reshape when damp.
Lay flat to dry away from direct heat or sunlight.
Store folded, not hung, to avoid stretching.

Fit Notes

Stretch virgin wool twill fabric offers a structured feel with subtle give through the chest and body.
Funnel neck and concealed zip closure create a clean, streamlined front.
Pockets at the waist and raglan sleeves provide practical storage, while elasticized cuffs help seal in warmth.
Elasticized hem with concealed bungee drawstring lets you adjust the fit at the hip.

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