So many colors in one piece, and you already think it will be impossible to wear.

Instead, imagine a painting: watercolor flowers, fuchsia, turquoise, seafoam green, blending into each other on a very light background. Stop imagining: this jacket is a work of art before it is a print.

• Blended Colors
  No hue stops abruptly: pinks slide into violet, turquoise into green. It is these soft transitions that make the ensemble harmonious and not garish.
• A Light Background
  The pearl grey supporting the motif calms the ensemble and allows the flowers to breathe. Without it, the jacket would be saturated; with it, it is luminous.
• A Single Piece with Character
  Worn over plain black or grey, it becomes the entire look. It's the simplest way to wear a lot of color: concentrate it in one place.
• Quilted Comfort
  The thin padding protects from the cold without burdening the shoulders or obstructing the arms. You forget you're even wearing it.
• Dark Finishes
  The anthracite trim frames the edges and structures this floral exuberance. It is the frame of the painting.

Color is only impossible to wear when it's everywhere at once. Concentrated in a single jacket, it becomes a signature — one they'll ask you to wear again.