MONSE Lemon Flower StretchWool Suit Jacket

Name: MONSE Lemon Flower StretchWool Suit Jacket
Brand: MONSE
SKU: MR271101SWG
Price: 2160.00 USD
Availability: InStock

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Product Insights & Style Tips

The MONSE Lemon Flower StretchWool Suit Jacket arrives with a sunlit confidence. Built in a stretch-wool blend, it keeps crisp lines while moving with you, so you don’t have to choose between polish and ease. In Lemon Flower, the citrusy shade reads modern and confident, a hue that elevates a simple silhouette without shouting.

Wear is where the jacket shines: it sits clean through the torso with a defined shoulder, then layers easily over everything from soft knits to crisp shirts. The stretch lets you move without restriction, keeping the silhouette sleek from desk to dinner. Paired with tailored trousers, a slip dress, or denim, it delivers a confident city-ready lift.

MONSE translates architectural tailoring into color-forward pieces. Lemon Flower anchors a wardrobe with a bright, modern mood, echoing the label’s penchant for sculptural silhouettes. Style it over neutrals for a clean, editorial finish, or let it glow against a monochrome palette for a look that feels instantly forward.

Materials / Fabrication

Stretch-wool fabric
Lemon Flower print/design
Suit jacket silhouette

Recommended Care

Dry clean recommended to preserve wool and stretch integrity.
If washing is necessary, spot clean only; avoid wetting the entire garment.
Iron or steam on low heat with a pressing cloth; do not apply direct heat.
Hang on a structured hanger and store in a breathable garment bag to maintain shape.

Lookbooks

Monse Fall 2026 Builds the Collection Around Reassembled American Staples

Monse built its Fall 2026 collection around the tailoring language that defines the brand. Laura Kim and Fernando Garcia returned to the pieces that first shaped Monse’s identity, pushing shirting and suiting through subtle shifts in cut and proportion. The lineup felt direct and concentrated, with each look anchored in garments that reference classic American dress but appear pulled apart and reworked. Button downs arrived twisted across the torso or slipped off one shoulder, creating diagonal lines through otherwise familiar silhouettes. Pinstripe jackets were cut and repositioned, with seams exposed and panels shifted. Corset structures wrapped over crisp shirting rather than hiding underneath it, tightening the waist and reframing traditional office shapes. Trousers sat lower on the hip, and skirts cut on an angle revealed one leg. The construction stayed visible, making the act of alteration part of the look.

Monse Celebrates 10 Years With a Fresh Spring 2026 Collection

Monse’s Spring 2026 runway unfolded at the UOVO Art Storage facility in Long Island City, a location that felt more like a gallery opening than a fashion show. The choice of venue was deliberate, housing both the brand’s archives and its future ambitions. Laura Kim and Fernando Garcia, who launched Monse a decade ago, are in full celebration mode, but the mood was anything but retrospective. Instead, the collection looked ahead, reinterpreting the duo’s signature language with a sharper edge and an openness to new codes of dressing.

MONSE Spring/Summer 2025 Dissects Classic Style with a Tactical Twist

MONSE’s Spring/Summer 2025 collection is what happens when prep school uniforms, trench coats, and deconstructionist art get thrown into a blender—then rebuilt with surgical precision. This is a line that understands traditional structure but isn’t content to leave it untouched. MONSE doesn’t just remix wardrobe staples—it re-engineers them.

About Monse

Based in fashion capital NYC, Monse is a contemporary fashion label founded in 2015 by Laura Kim and Fernando Garcia. Drawing inspiration from menswear and classic tailoring, Monse offers women clothing that is easy to wear, with a playful edge and ease of sex appeal. Perfect for day-to-night, Monse ranges in pieces that are bold and feminine. Shop the latest collection from Monse, ranging in sweaters to tees, dresses, skirts and shirts.