Description: This 1996 Jean Paul Gaultier Homme blazer reimagines classic tailoring through the designer’s signature blend of formal and unconventional elements. Crafted from a stretch knit fabric with a brown and cream pinstripe pattern, the piece features a sharply cut double-breasted front with exaggerated peak lapels, flap pockets, and a longline silhouette that echoes vintage suiting. Perforated underarm panels introduce a functional, athletic-inspired detail, while the jersey-like construction lends the jacket a close, body-conscious fit. A distinctive example of Gaultier’s mid-1990s approach to deconstructed menswear, balancing traditional tailoring with innovative textile techniques.
