Three Layered Hoodie Jacket

Design Details

• Constructed from three fused garment layers: corduroy outer, grey hooded sweatshirt, and pinstripe shirt panel
• Cropped silhouette with dropped, exaggerated shoulders and long sleeves
• Lavender-blue pinstripe shirt panel with contrast stitching forms a V-overlap across the chest
• Grey inner hoodie with drawstring hood and centre zip closure
• Ribbed cuffs on the corduroy outer shell
• Woven branding and QR code care label on the chest

Our Point of View

Mihara Yasuhiro's Three Layered Hoodie Jacket is a study in deliberate deconstruction — three distinct garments fused into a single, wearable statement. A cropped beige corduroy outer shell wraps around a grey zip-up hoodie, while a lavender-blue pinstriped shirt layer bridges the two, creating a structured V-shaped overlap across the chest. The result is a piece that confounds category and rewards close inspection, worn as effortlessly as any single layer but carrying the considered complexity the house is known for.