FR40-42 Chanel Spring 2002 Two Pocketed Collarless Jacket In Black

From the Spring 2002 collection, this classic collarless jacket was designed by Karl Lagerfeld. We love collarless styles like this one because they remind us of the original cardigan jackets that Coco Chanel designed. This one is cut from a beautiful black tweed boucle, our favorite fabric that looks new after decades of wear.
Note the sleeves, they are three-quarter length with four black double-C logo buttons at each cuff. Our favorite detail of this piece is the Camellia flower brooch that is cut from the same tweed as the jacket. A Camelia flower is one of the well-known icons of the house of Chanel. Mademoiselle didn’t just adorn herself with silk Camellias, pinning it to her hair and the lapel of her jackets. She also frequently used the floral motif as a decoration of her surroundings, including her apartments.
This piece has a zipper closure, is lined in silk, and is finished with the trademark chain at the hem.

Size: size label reads FR40, suitable for sizes FR40 and FR42. Please refer to the item's measurement to determine fit. 

Color: burgundy, gray, black. 

Condition: jacket exterior is in very good condition. Light wear to the buttons. Interior lining is in very good condition, there are a few light pulls and lose threads. Overall this piece is in very good condition. 

Fabric composition: 98% wool, 1% spandex, 1% nylon. 

Measurements taken flat: back length 20 in / 51 cm; shoulder width seam to seam 15 in / 38 cm; sleeve length 23 in/ 58.5 cm; waist 16 in / 41 cm; bust 18 in / 46 cm; arm opening 6 in / 15 cm. The measurements are not doubled. 

Model's measurements: Our model Hailey is 180 cm / 5'11" ft tall. Her measurements are: bust 30 in / 76 cm, waist 27 in / 68 1/2 cm, hips are 35 in / 89 cm, shoulder width 16 in / 40.5 cm.

Return policy: we gladly accept returns within 7 days of receipt for a refund (excluding shipping and payment processing fees). Please review our full policy here before purchasing.

This is a pre-owned item.

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