Lanvin CrossButtoned Structured WoolLinen Jacket

Name: Lanvin CrossButtoned Structured WoolLinen Jacket
Brand: Lanvin
SKU: RW-JA0056-6608-E27
Price: 3500.00 USD
Availability: InStock

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The Lanvin Cross-Buttoned Structured Wool-Linen Jacket channels quiet luxury with city ready poise. Built in a wool-linen blend, it preserves a crisp structured silhouette that holds its shape through movement, while the cross-buttoned front adds a modern edge to classic tailoring. The result feels refined and versatile, ready to elevate pared-back separates or sharper ensembles with a single, assured presence.

Layering feels effortless in this piece. The structured form sits cleanly over a light top and stays aligned as you move, while the cross buttons secure the front without fuss. Its wool-linen balance reads polished rather than fussy, making it a reliable outer layer that can bridge day and night with ease.

Lanvin brings couture-inspired tailoring into a wearable frame, and this jacket is a standout example. A statement investment at 3500, it embodies the brand's knack for architecture in fabric and line, offering a refined, distinctive piece for those who seek presence without shouting.

Materials / Fabrication

Wool-linen blend
Cross-buttoned front
Structured silhouette that holds its shape through movement
Layering friendly outer layer
Couture-inspired tailoring aesthetic

Recommended Care

Professional dry cleaning recommended to preserve fabric and silhouette.
If washing at home is necessary, spot clean with a damp cloth and mild detergent; do not machine wash.
Do not tumble dry; lay flat or hang to dry away from direct heat.
Iron on low to medium heat with a pressing cloth or use a steamer to remove wrinkles.
Store on a padded or wide-shouldered hanger in a breathable garment bag.

Fit Notes

The wool-linen blend creates a crisp structured silhouette that holds its shape through movement.
Cross-buttoned front provides a clean line and secure closure.
Structured form sits cleanly over a light top and stays aligned as you move for easy layering.
The tailored silhouette offers refined versatility for day to night wear.

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