JC de Castelbajac
JC de Castelbajac Vintage Ko & Co Oversized Wool Coat, 1980s
JC de Castelbajac Vintage Ko & Co Oversized Wool Coat, 1980s
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An incredible and rare vintage womens overcoat from the early 80s by luxury French fashion designer, JC De Castelbajac. This coat is an earlier design in Castelbajac's career - for his very first label, started with his mother in 1968, Ko and Co. Like most of his designs at Ko and Co this jacket is incredibly oversized and has long colourblock sleeves (which could be turned back if too long) in red and green. The edges are serrated, adding an interesting touch and the hood has a pointed, witchy look but can also be unfastened and opened at the back like a sailor collar.
Size: Unlabelled; meant to have very oversized fit so would best fit a womens Medium to XL.
Bust - 48” / 122cm
Waist - 46” / 117cm
Hips - 48”/ 122cm
Length (Shoulder to Hem) - 31” / 79cm
Sleeve Pit to Cuff - 17” / 43cm
Condition: Excellent Vintage Condition - No noticeable stains, tears or holes.
- Front double breasted popper fastenings
- Two front pockets
Materials: 100% Wool
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