Y's Beige U-Stand D Big Coat

Name: Y's Beige U-Stand D Big Coat
Brand: Y's
Price: 477.00 USD
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The Y's Beige U-Stand D Big Coat embodies understated luxury with its plain-woven cotton structure and nuanced detailing. This piece radiates an effortless elegance through its textured woven pattern and subtle fringed accents, offering a laid-back sophistication reminiscent of quiet afternoons in the city. The ivory hue enhances its timeless appeal, while the spread collar and prominent button closure imbue the coat with a refined silhouette.

Emphasizing relaxed tailoring, this coat features dropped shoulders and pleated, buttoned barrel cuffs that skim gracefully along the arms. Its vented side seams add a hint of movement, enhancing its casual flow. Unlined for a lightweight feel, it layers seamlessly over any ensemble, adapting from cool mornings to evening city strolls. With its welt pockets and box pleat at the back yoke, it marries form and subtle utility.

Y's is synonymous with innovation and artistry, merging a Japanese minimalist approach with avant-garde elements. This Big Coat resonates with the current trend towards oversized silhouettes, striking a balance between the avant-garde and the accessible. Pair with structured trousers or a crisp dress for a signature look that speaks volumes without saying a word.

Materials / Fabrication

Plain-woven cotton coat
Woven pattern with fringed detailing throughout
Spread collar
Button closure
Welt pockets at front
Vented side seams
Dropped shoulders
Pleats at buttoned barrel cuffs
Box pleat at back yoke
Unlined
Supplier color: Ivory

Recommended Care

Machine wash in cold water on a gentle cycle.
Avoid bleach to maintain fabric integrity.
Tumble dry low or hang dry to prevent shrinkage.
Iron on low heat if needed, avoiding fringed detailing.
Store hanging to preserve shape and fringes.

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About Y's

Y's is a Japanese fashion brand that embodies the avant-garde spirit and minimalistic approach for which Japanese fashion is globally renowned. Founded by the legendary designer Yohji Yamamoto in 1972, Y's was his first independent label before the launch of his eponymous line. The brand is known for its unique approach to design, which marries traditional Japanese aesthetics with contemporary silhouettes, resulting in clothing that is both timeless and innovative. Y's collections often emphasize functionality and wearability while maintaining a sense of artistry and intellectualism. The designs typically feature a monochromatic palette, asymmetrical cuts, and an exploration of textures, reflecting Yamamoto's philosophy of creating clothing that serves as an extension of the wearer's identity, rather than merely following fashion trends.