Description
MACHOPE "BRONZE HUSH" PUFFER
Size: fits like L
Cond.: 9/10 (might have some signs of usage)
Measurements:
Length 75cm, Chest 60cm, Sleeves 68cm
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MACHOPE “Bronze Hush” Hooded Fur Trim Puffer Jacket | Japanese Archive Style
Dark, glossy and made for the cold hours after midnight. This MACHOPE puffer comes in a deep bronze-brown finish with a high-sheen shell, a tawny fur-trimmed hood and a thick, sculpted quilted body. Snap-flap pockets, a storm placket and elasticated cuffs give it a rugged, nocturnal edge, like a winter walk through Tokyo after the last train.
Condition: Very good pre-loved condition, 9/10. The jacket may show light signs of usage, such as soft creasing in the glossy shell and natural loft variation in the quilting. No flaws are noted by the seller and none stand out in the photos. The overall structure stays clean and full.
Material: Smooth, lightweight shell with a lacquered, high-sheen look, filled and quilted in horizontal channels for volume. The interior lining is a matte olive-khaki. The hood carries a natural-toned fur-style trim in warm tan and charcoal tips. The fill type is not stated in the listing.
Styling: Size L. Roomy, boxy fit with a wide chest and a mid-hip length, made to sit over knits and layers. Measures 75 cm in length, 60 cm across the chest and 68 cm in the sleeves. Wear the hood up with the fur framing your face, or take it off at the snaps for a cleaner collar. Pair with black skinny denim, heavy boots, dark knits and silver jewelry for a Number (N)ine-inspired Tokyo nightlife mood.
Details:
- Deep bronze-brown glossy shell
- Detachable-style hood with snap fastenings and fur-style trim
- Horizontally quilted puffer body
- Large snap-flap front pockets
- Zip front with snap storm placket
- Chest and sleeve pockets with snap closures
- Elasticated cuffs with tan tab accents
- Size: L (Length 75 cm / Chest 60 cm / Sleeves 68 cm)
Bronze, heavy and quietly defiant. The kind of jacket that carries the cold of a Tokyo winter night and the warmth of a memory you never wanted to lose.