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Model: Size 3 / 181m / 62kg.
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Item Code：847BLM1
Viscose / Nylon Stretch Satin Blouson
(except some countries)
Size(cm)
| Size | Shoulder Sleeve | Pit to Pit | Length | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| サイズ | 裄丈 | 身幅 | 着丈 | |
| 1 | 89 | 67 | 64 | |
| 2 | 93 | 69 | 67 |
Material
| Rayon 58% | Nylon 38% | Polyurethane 4% | [Main fabric] |
| Cotton 95% | Polyurethane 5% | [Other fabric] | |
| Nylon 100% | [Lining] | ||
| Polyester 100% | Batting |
| Collection | 24PS |
|---|---|
| Elasticity | No elasticity |
| Brand | JULIUS |
| Lining | With lining |
| Transparency | Opaque |
| country_of_manufacture | Japan |
| applicableseason | 24PS |
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JULIUS 2024 Pre Spring Collection.
This hooded blouson is made of satin stretch material with an elegant sheen.
The entire garment features the brand's original seam design.
The short length and slightly loose silhouette give it an exquisite sense of balance.
It has a high neck specification with thermal protection and is firmly padded to keep you warm, making it useful in the autumn and winter.
PRODUCTION AREA
Made in Japan
About Julius
Designer: Tatsuro Horikawa
Concept: JULIUS was created in 2001 as an art project, and started as a project that is based on Clothing, Images, Graphics and Music, to show the vision of the world of the creator Tatsuro Horikawa. They were present during the Paris Collection in 2008 and have many shops selling their brand overseas, especially for a Japanese brand.
