DELACROIX | Quilted Jacket with Hand-Drawn Circles Léa

Patterns go out of style quickly — that's often what holds you back!

Imagine a design that belongs to no fashion: hand-drawn concentric circles in black on a linen background, like an engraving. Stop imagining: the Léa pattern is graphic, thus timeless.

• A drawn graphic
  The circles are irregular, painted with a brush, capturing the vibration of the human gesture. This sets them apart from mechanical, dated printed patterns.
• Only two colors
  A linen beige and a deep black. A palette of two shades never goes out of style because there’s nothing to go out of style.
• Golden buttons
  A row of light buttons fastens the front up to the high collar. The gold is the only shine of the jacket, and it’s enough.
• Controlled warmth
  The fine quilting provides just the layer that is missing between a blouse and a coat. It's the garment for days between two seasons.
• A neutral that speaks
  It behaves like a neutral — it goes with everything — while still having something to say. That’s rare for such an easy piece.

What goes out of style is the seasonal pattern. A black and linen graphic, however, transcends the years — and is worn every late season, and then the next.