Rare tiger & text screen printed jacket by the artistic Kansai Yamamoto who was big on avant-garde wild maximalism designs in the 70s and 80s era. This jacket once belonged to Countess Anita von Galen, a German aristocrat and socialite known for her avant-garde sense of style and brilliant grand entertaining.
- Relaxed punk/new wave era oversized jacket
- Black, red, maroon, sand, ice blue, ivory, silver
- Pop art tiger screen print on front and back
- All-over text print in Japanese and English
- "Flaps-Up" & "Brakes Release" text
- Round scoop neckline, straight line silhouette
- Silver metal snap button closure
- Removable waist tie
- Ribbed elastic cuffs
- 2 large asymmetrical pockets
- Fully lined, red quilted lining
- Cotton, polyester, no fabric contents
- Kansai Yamamoto label, Made in Japan
- Very good vintage condition, top button seam is slightly loosening, top R seam has slight puckering
- Estimated size: M/L / 6-8
Measurements
Bust: 46"
Waist: 42"
Hip: 44"
Length (Center Back): 27.5"
Shoulder-to-Shoulder: 24"
Sleeve Length: 22.5"
Sleeve Opening: 6" (Extended 8")
Sleeve Opening: 6" (Extended 8")
