Shushu/Tong Layered jacket

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Shushu/Tong’s layered jacket is a masterclass in reimagined tailoring, distilling masculinity and quiet subversion into one sharp, quietly dramatic piece. Rendered in a sophisticated shade of grey and cut from a polyester-wool blend, the structured silhouette is softly architectural. With peak lapels and a detachable collar, it navigates the line between classic and distinctly contemporary—shoulder pads building presence, an open front giving the look a sense of deliberate ease. Made in Japan, the jacket feels considered down to its lining and interlining, lending a subtle polish and just enough substance for every season.

Pocket placement—generous flaps at the hips—adds a practical edge, handling keys, phone, or lip balm in a way that never reads bulky. The vented back moves with you, keeping the profile long and fluid rather than rigid, while the open front invites layering: slip it over a slinky slip dress or shrug on with a graphic tee and relaxed denim for a tonal study in contrasts. Its fit is intentional but not restrictive, skimming the body with sharpness rather than swaddling, and the detachable collar means you can dial the attitude up or down depending on the moment. Altogether, it slips easily between after-dark street style and come-as-you-are creative spaces.

Shushu/Tong’s signature—feminine tailoring spiked with something offbeat—places this jacket right in the crosshairs of directional streetwear and capital-F fashion. Worn by global tastemakers and championed in the pages of i-D, their pieces have a way of making even wardrobe staples feel entirely now, and this layered jacket is no exception. Pair it with patent loafers for a twist on power dressing or go ultra-minimal with just the lapels on show—the effect is resolutely cool, subtly provocative, and always in the know.