
Why it's worth it
Pinstripe suiting, apron ribbons — the Mexican craft reference lands on a grey wool blazer and somehow holds.
The Edit
A pre-existing wool pinstripe blazer, deconstructed and reworked with a grid of caramel suede ribbon ties that mimic the strapping of a traditional Mexican apron — knotted across both shoulders and down the chest, falling open in long trailing ends. The double-breasted silhouette is intentionally boxy and oversized, with notched lapels and a grey satin lining caught in glimpses beneath the open front. Each ribbon placement is unique to this one-of-one construction, making no two pieces identical.
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