Oversized Yuki jacket long sleeves. Bolero style. Clan mackintosh tartan pattern. 1980

Rare oversized structural jacket from Yuki
Short bolero style jacket without closure in Clan mackintosh tartan patterns (red, green, white and black.
Year 1980
Drooping shoulders long sleeves
Two piping balls pockets

From the vintage fashion guild
Yuki was Gnyuki Torimaru's label. Born in Japan, he studied architecture before working as a textile engineer. He moved to England in the 1960s and studied at the London College of Fashion from which he graduated in 1966. He worked first with Louis Feraud, then with Norman Hartnell and Pierre Cardin.

He launched his own collection in 1972 and made a name for himself in jersey draped dresses inspired by monastic styles. His brand cut was panels cut in a full circle and then draped, giving maximum fullness without seams.

"He created clothes for Princess Diana's visit to Japan in 1986 and began using a new pleated fabric and technique, which inspired even more fantastic and luxurious clothing. He still draws in London, under the name Gnyuki Torimaru.
Written by emmapeelpants"

Flat measurements
Shoulder to shoulder seam: 22 inches and 57 cm
Shoulder length at hem 15 inches or 39 cm
Straight sleeves mounted
Shoulder seam at the hem 19 1/2 inches or 50.5 cm

Universal size
Label, made in England, Yuki 2, dry clean only, 80% acrylic, 20% wool

Good condition on the other hand the discolored lining and small holes in the shoulder

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