Deconstructed blazer in pearl gray wool and cashmere by Theory, without buttons, unlined, reverse effect ribbing detail, straight cut. Composition: 90% WOOL, 10% CASHMERE
Imported
Color: Grey
Model number: M1101103YDO
About the designer
Theory is an American clothing brand that specializes in high-end trousers. The label developed an innovative stretch fabric for its first women's pants and later applied similar technology to its men's collections. These simple, chic, functional designs are essential wardrobe staples.
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