Jacket: 312,120 yen

Rick Owens

Rick Owens is focusing on the brand's signature leather blouson. The double-layered neckline with a curved zipper features a compact hood, and ribbed cuffs add a sporty touch that makes it versatile for any occasion.

Coat: 194,400 yen

Diet Butcher Slim Skin

This horsehide leather rider jacket is a signature piece that most succinctly expresses the designer's rock spirit. The silhouette, which has been cherished since the brand's early days, has been boldly rearranged into a single-vent, long-length design. While this is a welcome new direction for fans, the zippers and D-rings placed throughout the jacket remain. The glossy leather body is accented sharply by the epaulets and leather zippers. The zipper on the left sleeve not only functions as a pocket but also serves as an excellent design element.

Coat: 118,800 yen

John Lawrence Sullivan

This classic coat, a favorite of the designer himself, has been given an edgy twist. The concealed-button, stand-collar coat, embodying the brand's creative resources of "simple and futuristic," is recreated in gleaming black patent leather. The crisp material further enhances the distinctive style, setting it apart from the crowd. The lightweight, unlined construction ensures a stylish design that won't feel bulky even when layered.

Jacket: 162,000 yen

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This iconic double rider jacket has been reimagined with a collarless design, a signature detail often used in denim jackets and blousons. The matte grained leather and ribbed cuffs and hem, only on the back, create a subtly sporty look. While maintaining the minimalist design of a rider jacket, the ribbed hem ensures a casual and comfortable fit. The subtle details of the paneling also add a touch of sophistication.

Down vest: 151,200 yen

Kazuyuki Kumagai

This down vest, made from down leather, boasts a simple design without quilting stitches, making it suitable for adults. Yet, the filling remains evenly distributed, a testament to its high quality and dense construction. The placement of pockets at the seams further enhances its minimalist aesthetic. The key to its minimalist design lies in its balance of functionality and minimalist elements. The lining features a discreetly placed zippered pocket, ensuring ample storage space.

Jacket: 172,800 yen

Giorgio Bratt

A classic masterpiece with a sporty ribbed hem. This leading Italian leather brand has revived the early "5222" model, which was made with vegetable tanning. The body is made of the outer leather, but the sleeves are made of matte suede, reviving a nuanced look. The ribbed hem, both front and back, is made of leather, giving the garment a sporty impression. The contrasting sleeves also add a touch of lightness.

Jacket: 270,000 yen

Isamu Katayama Backlash

Despite its snug fit, it's incredibly comfortable thanks to the supple quality of the leather. This compact down blouson, a masterpiece from Backlash, is made from kangaroo leather and boasts excellent warmth and a rich texture. The fur-trimmed hood, which adorns the neck like a collar, is detachable. When removed, it can be worn as a stand-collar jacket. At first glance, it looks like quilting, but in reality, only one corner of the diamond pattern is held in place with cross stitching. The quilting effect is achieved solely through the loft of the down, without the need for crossed stitches.

Jacket: 129,600 yen

Bedwin & The Heartbreakers

This playful spirit is the epitome of high street style. Coach jackets are typically made of nylon, but the fact that this one is made entirely of leather is a testament to Bedwin's commitment to "Paramount Quality." A vibrant sky blue is chosen for the lining. The sporty details, such as the drawstring at the hem, are a nice touch. Aside from replacing the coach jacket with leather, the design is quite simple, but the biker-style ball chain zipper pockets further emphasize its hybrid feel.

Jacket: 199,800 yen

The Viridian

The best-selling "mountain parka" gets a sophisticated makeover for nighttime wear. This mountain parka, also made with the same crisp, functional material, is elevated to a rich, all-black leather finish. Removing the hood transforms it into a stand-collar blouson. The drawstring waist can be cinched, and the double zipper can be worn in an X-shape for a more flattering, slimmer silhouette. The pockets feature an original double zipper design, a rare feature. Drawstrings on both sides of the hem allow for subtle changes in silhouette.

Jacket: 183,600 yen

Kiryu Kiryu

If you want to stand out from the crowd, a full-leather "Napoleon jacket" is the best choice. The decorative details throughout, such as the front buttons and gauntlet-style cuffs, express the brand's identity. Updated with smooth, matte horsehide leather, this luxurious evolution will make you the center of attention wherever you go. The original buttons feature the brand's iconic butterfly motif. The polyester satin lining provides a luxurious, soft feel.

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