Christian Lacroix - Blazer





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Christian Lacroix wool jacquard jacket in FR 38 (size M), wool-rich jacquard with 87% wool and 13% polyamide, single‑breasted with structured shoulders, in very good condition with minor lining wear, made in France, multicolour abstract pattern.
Description from the seller
Christian Lacroix Bazar wool jacquard jacket - early 2000s, made in France
HIGHLIGHTS: experimental multi-layer jacquard • Japan-tinged pastel palette • Lacroix’s graphic-textile period • precise French tailoring
A Christian Lacroix Bazar jacket from the early 2000s, crafted from a complex, technically demanding wool jacquard. The fabric is not printed but woven in layers: a melange base, a structural mid-layer and a top layer of ink-like, calligraphic strokes - a rare textile technique that produces a multidimensional, tactile surface.
A dry, Japan-inflected palette of muted pastels contrasted with ink-black strokes gives the piece its intellectual tone. It reads as an art jacket, but with restraint. The pattern is deliberately composed: the motif aligns along the lapel line without breaking - a precision rarely seen outside high-end tailoring.
Clean French tailoring: the silhouette appears structured and composed, yet the shape comes from the cut rather than rigidity - the jacket remains soft and comfortable in wear.
CONDITION:
Exterior: excellent, the jacquard is crisp, clean and structurally intact, no odour issues
Lining: a gentle even colour change around the upper back/under-collar area, consistent with early-2000s acetate linings; a small tear in the lining fabric along the shoulder area (approx. 1 cm), not visible when worn. All interior elements remain stable, and the piece has been professionally cleaned.
PROVENANCE & SIGNIFICANCE
This jacket comes from the early 2000s, when Christian Lacroix was actively experimenting with textile engineering. The multi-layer jacquard used here is a technically demanding weave, produced in small quantities due to the time and skill involved - pieces from these series are seldom seen today. Its clean, Japan-influenced graphic language reflects the moment when fashion moved away from decorative maximalism towards artistic restraint - a shift that now feels strikingly contemporary.
DETAILS
Period: early 2000s
Textile: wool-rich jacquard (87% wool, 13% polyamide)
Construction: single-breasted front, structured shoulders, clean lapels, softly contoured waist, lapel pockets, full lining
Technique: multi-layer woven graphic jacquard
Size: FR 38 (fits S-M) | shoulders 38 cm - chest 45 - waist 40 - sleeve 57 - length 57
Aesthetic: artful • graphic • cultured
SELLER’S NOTE
Selected for its experimental three-layer jacquard, its controlled, intentional graphic complexity and the intellectual clarity of early-2000s Lacroix tailoring. An art-textile designer piece, precisely balancing visual statement with everyday wearability.
Seller's Story
Christian Lacroix Bazar wool jacquard jacket - early 2000s, made in France
HIGHLIGHTS: experimental multi-layer jacquard • Japan-tinged pastel palette • Lacroix’s graphic-textile period • precise French tailoring
A Christian Lacroix Bazar jacket from the early 2000s, crafted from a complex, technically demanding wool jacquard. The fabric is not printed but woven in layers: a melange base, a structural mid-layer and a top layer of ink-like, calligraphic strokes - a rare textile technique that produces a multidimensional, tactile surface.
A dry, Japan-inflected palette of muted pastels contrasted with ink-black strokes gives the piece its intellectual tone. It reads as an art jacket, but with restraint. The pattern is deliberately composed: the motif aligns along the lapel line without breaking - a precision rarely seen outside high-end tailoring.
Clean French tailoring: the silhouette appears structured and composed, yet the shape comes from the cut rather than rigidity - the jacket remains soft and comfortable in wear.
CONDITION:
Exterior: excellent, the jacquard is crisp, clean and structurally intact, no odour issues
Lining: a gentle even colour change around the upper back/under-collar area, consistent with early-2000s acetate linings; a small tear in the lining fabric along the shoulder area (approx. 1 cm), not visible when worn. All interior elements remain stable, and the piece has been professionally cleaned.
PROVENANCE & SIGNIFICANCE
This jacket comes from the early 2000s, when Christian Lacroix was actively experimenting with textile engineering. The multi-layer jacquard used here is a technically demanding weave, produced in small quantities due to the time and skill involved - pieces from these series are seldom seen today. Its clean, Japan-influenced graphic language reflects the moment when fashion moved away from decorative maximalism towards artistic restraint - a shift that now feels strikingly contemporary.
DETAILS
Period: early 2000s
Textile: wool-rich jacquard (87% wool, 13% polyamide)
Construction: single-breasted front, structured shoulders, clean lapels, softly contoured waist, lapel pockets, full lining
Technique: multi-layer woven graphic jacquard
Size: FR 38 (fits S-M) | shoulders 38 cm - chest 45 - waist 40 - sleeve 57 - length 57
Aesthetic: artful • graphic • cultured
SELLER’S NOTE
Selected for its experimental three-layer jacquard, its controlled, intentional graphic complexity and the intellectual clarity of early-2000s Lacroix tailoring. An art-textile designer piece, precisely balancing visual statement with everyday wearability.

