Y-3 Chito Graphic Track Jacket

Name: Y-3 Chito Graphic Track Jacket
Brand: Y-3
SKU: B1548458
Price: 300.00 USD
Availability: InStock

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Y-3 Chito Graphic Track Jacket fuses city polish with athletic edge. The nylon shell wears a tactile taffeta construction that catches the light with a quiet sheen, while knit details soften the silhouette. The loose fit feels effortless and a touch rebellious, a signature of the Yohji Yamamoto x adidas collaboration and the forward, artful spirit of Y-3.

Two-way front-zip closure, stand collar, long sleeves with ribbed cuffs, and side-zip pockets keep it practical as you move through the day. The relaxed silhouette skims the body without pinching, easing layering over a tee or under a lighter coat. Pockets hold the essentials, and the piece transitions from street to studio with ease, while knit touches preserve mobility. 100% recycled polyester keeps it modern and easy to care for, machine washable and tumble dry friendly.

Within the Y-3 universe, this jacket sits at the crossroads of couture and sport, a graphic statement that pairs with sleek trousers, wide-leg tracks, or a simple dress for a streetwise twist. Wear it with bold sneakers for a high-contrast finish, or layer under an oversized coat to lean into the collection's rebellious mood.

Materials / Fabrication

Nylon track jacket
Taffeta construction
Knit features
Two-way front-zip closure
Stand collar
Long sleeves with ribbed cuffs
Side-zip pockets
Shell: 100 percent recycled polyester
Imported

Recommended Care

Machine wash cold with like colors on gentle cycle
Tumble dry low or line dry
Do not bleach
Do not iron; if needed, steam on low or use a cool iron with a pressing cloth
Close zippers before washing to prevent snagging

The Y-3 Moodboard

Every Look You Need to See from Y-3’s FW25 Running Drop

The Y-3 Fall/Winter 2025 Running Collection isn’t just a seasonal update—it’s a full-blown style manifesto. Born from the long-standing partnership between adidas and Yohji Yamamoto, this drop threads high-speed performance into directional design. From the moment it hit the Paris Men’s Fashion Week runway, it was clear this wasn’t just about running gear—it’s a visual statement designed for movement and magnetism. Clean lines get distorted with painted-on stripes, amber fades melt into pitch black, and track-ready silhouettes play with volume and edge. Every piece speaks to that girl who swaps her gym look for the front row—because in 2025, they might just be the same thing.

Y-3 Spring 2026 Collection Brings Fashion Into Motion

Instead of models, dancers showed their moves on the Y-3 Spring 2026 runway floor, blurring the line between performance and presentation. With choreography by Kianí del Valle, the scene pulsed with raw movement and feeling, matching the tempo of today’s hyper-aware world. True to its Adidas-meets-Yamamoto DNA, the “Move It” collection is all about motion. These are pieces made for the bodies that refuse to sit still—whether they’re navigating the dance floor or just the rush of daily life. Oversized jackets moved like outer armor, while form-fitting trousers hugged the body just enough to keep things fluid. Standouts include jet-black shirting that trails with grace and green tie-dye outerwear that jolts the eye without screaming. It’s athleticwear with a poetic slant, pulling tension between bold and hushed, soft and strong.

About Y-3

In October 2002, a significant collaboration in the world of sports and fashion was formed with the release of the Y-3 mens and women's collections for Spring/Summer 2003. This partnership between Adidas, a well-known sports brand, and Yohji Yamamoto, a renowned Japanese fashion designer, has greatly transformed the industry. The emblem "Y" represents Yohji Yamamoto, "3" stands for the iconic Adidas three stripe logo, and the "-" symbolizes the connection between the two. While Adidas represents athleticism, Yohji Yamamoto embodies design, and both epitomize exceptional craftsmanship. Together, they have created the future of sportswear.