Silver-tone buttons line the front of this Issue jacket, set against a deep navy cotton-blend fabric with a subtle matte finish. The silhouette is clean and crisp, defined by structured shoulders and a short, boxy cut, with no visible logo or external branding — a quietly refined approach that lets the tailoring speak. The minimalist exterior conceals practical detailing, from buttoned cuffs to precisely stitched seams, underlining the technical clarity of Issue’s late-1990s and early-2000s output. Founded in Japan in the early 1990s, Issue built a reputation for pared-back, functional silhouettes and an emphasis on material innovation, channeling influences from both sporting and urban wear. The silver-tone hardware adds a subtle accent, while the interior is unlined for lightweight versatility. Condition is good, with only light surface marks and minor creasing at the sleeves; buttons remain bright and secure, and the structure is fully intact. Estimated to fit a size M based on measurements. The mannequin normally wears a size M.
Size: approx. M (estimated from measurements) Condition: Good — light surface marks and minor creasing at sleeves; hardware bright, structure intact Material: Cotton-blend exterior with silver-tone buttons Colour: Navy blue cotton-blend exterior; silver-tone hardware; unlined interior Measurements: Total 61 cm / Shoulder 42 cm / Chest 48 cm / Sleeve 33.5 cm
