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Maison Margiela Mohair & Wool Suit Jacket

Name: Maison Margiela Mohair & Wool Suit Jacket
Brand: Maison Margiela
SKU: A1808373
Price: 2675.00 USD
Availability: InStock

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Maison Margiela Mohair & Wool Suit Jacket carries a quiet disruption: a hand-applied greasy patina gives the surface a worn, uneven finish that subverts oversized tailoring. The 60% mohair, 40% wool blend yields a soft, tactile hand with a subtle luxe glow. The silhouette drinks in volume, balancing heighted tailoring with a relaxed ease, while the back is punctuated by the signature four stitches—the opposite of a label.

Two-button front closure anchors the line, with notched lapels and three-button cuffs framing the sleeves. A chest welt pocket and front flap pockets offer ready storage for small essentials, and side vents free the jacket to move with you through rooms and streets. The lining keeps layering smooth over everything from knitwear to crisp shirts, and the roomy cut drapes over the torso without clinging, letting it pair with everything from straight trousers to slip-skirt looks.

With its signature house codes, this piece nods to Margiela's subversive luxury: hidden identity in plain sight, patina as texture, and Made in Italy craft that speaks of quiet confidence. A statement layer that transitions from daytime polish to evening edge with ease.

Materials / Fabrication

Mohair and wool blend outer fabric
Hand-applied greasy patina technique creates a worn, uneven finish
Oversized tailoring
Signature four stitches marking the back
Two-button closure
Notched lapels
Three-button cuffs
Chest welt pocket; front flap pockets
Side vents
Lining: 60% mohair, 40% wool
Made in Italy
Designer Clothing

Recommended Care

Dry clean only to preserve the finish and silhouette
If hand washing, use cold water and a mild wool detergent
Do not wring or twist; reshape while damp
Lay flat to dry away from direct heat; avoid tumble drying
Iron on low heat or steam; use a pressing cloth
Store on a padded hanger in a cool, dry closet

Style Check

Aesthetics: 9/10

Boldly forgoes pristine luxury in favor of a subversive patina that reads as wear worn right. The oversized tailoring sharpens the silhouette yet relaxed, while the hand applied finish adds texture and depth. Signature four stitches on the back anchor the piece to Maison Margiela's cult language, creating an editorial, head turning presence.

Craftsmanship: 8/10

Patina applied by hand delivers a deliberate, imperfect texture that is the point of the look. The mohair and wool blend offers rich drape and luxe weight, while the classic two button closure and notch lapels keep it wearable. Hidden linings and precise side vents signal thoughtful Italian tailoring and strong construction.

Affordability: $$$$

The price sits at a premium, but the value feels justified. The garment reads as a wardrobe investment rather than a trend piece, thanks to rich mohair wool, hand applied patina, and a signature approach that elevates even a classic suit into editorial territory. The price matches its design complexity and material narrative.

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