The first impression is one of sculptural simplicity: rich brown wool-blend cloth, softly brushed and cut to a boxy, drop-shoulder silhouette, punctuated by a row of gleaming gold-tone metal buttons. The coat’s clean front is uninterrupted by any visible logo or monogram, allowing the distinctive hardware and generous proportions to frame the wearer in quiet confidence. This piece hails from Givenchy’s Paris ateliers, a house founded in 1952 by Hubert de Givenchy, whose architectural tailoring and devotion to refined materials shaped the golden age of postwar French couture. The coat’s precise construction—a hallmark of the maison’s mastery—shows in its crisp shoulders and the subtle taper of the sleeve, details drawn from decades of Parisian outerwear tradition. There is no visible size label, but based on the garment’s measurements, the fit is approximately a medium, offering a relaxed yet structured line that speaks to both comfort and sophistication. The interior is fully lined in tonal fabric, and the coat is free of visible branding, with all focus on the texture and finish of the wool blend and the warmth of the gold-tone fastenings. Condition is very good, with minimal surface wear and no notable flaws; all buttons are intact and the lining remains clean throughout. The mannequin normally wears a size M.
Model: Unknown Era: Late 1990s–Early 2000s Condition: Very Good — minimal surface wear, no notable flaws, all buttons intact, lining clean Material: Wool blend with gold-tone metal buttons, fully lined interior Colour: Rich brown wool-blend exterior with tonal lining, gold-tone metal buttons Measurements: Total length 93.5 cm / Shoulder 52 cm / Chest 60 cm / Sleeve 45 cm Size: approx. M (estimated from measurements) Made in: France
