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Kiko Kostadinov Green Peregrine Jacket

Name: Kiko Kostadinov Green Peregrine Jacket
Brand: Kiko Kostadinov
SKU: 262985F06300200
Price: 1245.00 USD
Availability: InStock

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Kiko Kostadinov's Green Peregrine Jacket reads like a weather-ready sculpture, a wool-blend ripstop shell stamped with a feather print that travels across the surface with quiet energy. The fabric feels sturdy yet soft to the touch, and the satin lining glints as you move. A spread collar and a two-way zip carve a clean, architectural line that sits somewhere between utilitarian and high fashion.

Chest pockets with flap and zip keep small essentials in reach, while adjustable press-stud tabs at the hem and sleeves let you mold the shape to your frame. A partial elasticized back hem adds ease and a subtle sculpted shape. Layer it over a tee or knit, then switch to a dress or chunky sweater as the day shifts—the jacket maintains a sharp edge from street to lounge.

Kiko Kostadinov leans into a dialogue between texture and print, pairing technical details with a narrative pattern that feels modern yet wearable. The feather print nods to a kinetic, nature-meets-urban mood, pairing best with cropped trousers, rugged denim, or sleek silhouettes to echo its quiet editorial energy.

Materials / Fabrication

Wool-blend ripstop jacket
Pattern printed throughout
Spread collar
Two-way zip closure
Flap and zip pockets at chest
Adjustable press-stud tabs at hem and sleeves
Partial elasticized hem at back
Full satin lining
Supplier color: Feather print

Recommended Care

Dry clean recommended to preserve wool-blend ripstop structure and color.
If washing at home, hand wash in cold water with a mild wool detergent; do not wring; reshape while damp.
Lay flat to dry or hang to air dry; avoid heat.
Iron with low heat or use a steamer to remove wrinkles; place a pressing cloth if ironing.
Store on a sturdy hanger to maintain shape.

Fit Notes

Two-way zip closure lets you adjust front coverage and layer easily over other garments.
Adjustable press-stud tabs at the hem and sleeves, plus a partial elasticized back hem, shape the silhouette and help seal in warmth.
Full satin lining provides a smooth interior for easy layering over midweights.
Chest flap and zip pockets add practical storage without altering the jacket's clean line.

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