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The front of this Kansai Yamamoto men’s jacket is defined by a tonal embroidered logo, set against a matte black nylon shell with a subtle technical sheen. A silver-tone zipper runs cleanly up the centre, its hardware catching the light and lending a crisp edge to the streamlined silhouette. The back features a bold Kansai Yamamoto logo, rendered in contrast embroidery — a signature of the designer’s avant-garde approach to branding. This piece comes from the late era of Yamamoto’s independent menswear, where sportswear influences met the theatricality for which the brand is renowned. Kansai Yamamoto, founded in Tokyo in 1971, became a pioneer of experimental Japanese fashion, celebrated for bridging Eastern motifs with Western tailoring and for designing David Bowie’s iconic stage costumes. Estimated as an approximate M, the fit is balanced through the chest and shoulders, with careful attention to proportion and comfort. Condition is very good, with only minimal evidence of wear to the outer shell and hardware; the logos remain crisp and the zipper moves smoothly. The mannequin normally wears a size M.
Model: Nylon Logo Jacket Era: Late 1990s–Early 2000s Condition: Very Good — minor wear to nylon shell and zipper; logos and structure intact Material: Black nylon with tonal and contrast logo embroidery, silver-tone zipper hardware Colour: Matte black nylon exterior with tonal and white logo embroidery; silver-tone zipper; black lining Measurements: Total length 74.5 cm / Chest 55 cm Size: approx. M (estimated from measurements)
