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Aluin Jacket in Ivory Virgin Wool Crepe

$2,250

Aluin Jacket in Ivory Virgin Wool Crepe

$2,250

Product Details

The Aluin Jacket is cut from 100% virgin wool crepe in ivory, with billowing sleeves that gather at the elbow to form a blouson bomber silhouette finished by a sleek funnel neck. A front zip closure and button neck closure define the front, while the structured shoulder line carries the weight of the wool with quiet authority.

The wool fiber traps heat while transporting moisture away from the body, and degrades under the right soil conditions. The Italian mill behind this virgin wool crepe has worked since 1974 to conserve water in luxury textile production. This is sustainable luxury rooted in transparent provenance and heritage craftsmanship.

Details:

  • 100% Virgin Wool Crepe
  • Front zip closure
  • Button neck closure
  • Blouson sleeves
  • Funnel neckline
  • Made in Italy

Size and Fit: Fits true to size. Model is 5'11" and wearing a size IT 38.

Styling Notes: Pairs with the Rhein Pant in ivory virgin wool crepe and the Peggy Pump in ivory nappa leather for a tonal ivory tailoring proposition.

Sustainable Materials

The Aluin Jacket features billowing sleeves that gather at the elbow, creating a blouson bomber silhouette, complete with a sleek funnel neck.

Details:



  • 100% Wool.


Wool is a renewable fiber; one sheep can produce 4-5 pounds of wool per year. Wool provides warmth by trapping heat, while simultaneously transporting moisture away from the body so skin stays dry and comfortable. It is naturally antimicrobial, so it resists odors and rarely needs washing. Its exceptional durability allows for long garment lifespan, and it can biodegrade when disposed into right soil conditions.


Since 1974 this mill has made efforts to conserve water in luxury textile production. They comply with the standards of the following third-party certification:

Textile and Health Association - Member


This garment was produced at a family-owned Italian factory. It was initially founded in 1957 as a traditional tailor shop, transitioning to become a factory in 1985. Today it is run by the founder’s daughter and her husband.

Sustainability is luxury - it shouldn't be two competing concepts.

– Gabriela Hearst
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