This shirring jacket originates from Comme des Garçons’ Spring/Summer 1989 collection, a formative period in the brand’s exploration of texture, construction, and unconventional tailoring. The extensive use of shirring introduces organic volume and tension, transforming a classic jacket form into a sculptural expression.

Through deliberate distortion and surface manipulation, the piece challenges traditional notions of fit and symmetry—an approach that became a defining element of Comme des Garçons’ avant-garde identity. The jacket’s dynamic silhouette reflects Rei Kawakubo’s radical vision of clothing as both concept and form.

A rare archival garment that captures the experimental spirit of late-1980s Comme des Garçons, offering enduring relevance and artistic significance.

Material: TRIACETATE
Size: M
Width: 36
Shoulders:43
Sleeve:59
Length:47
Made in: Japan