Blusón reversible de Hermès Paris, estampado de herrajes ecuestres sobre marrón, nailon, doble cremallera, talla 50

Hermès began with harness metal and saddle leather; here the house prints that mechanical heritage onto technical textile. Bridle hardware, bits and harness components on a brown field make this reversible blouson a manifesto of the house's origin, offered in rank A condition.

The Piece

The print draws directly on Hermès equestrian metalwork iconography: bridle hardware, bits and harness components, set on a brown field that grounds the metallic motif in saddle heritage. Unlike the house's bandana-inspired pieces, it does not borrow outsider symbolism. It stays within Hermès language, the house speaking its own dialect through textile rather than observing a subculture.

Reversibility reinforces the idea. One side carries dense equestrian narrative; the reverse offers compositional restraint. Rather than embroidering metal components onto leather, the house translates bridle hardware into surface narrative, a symbolic compression of its origin. The piece belongs to the early 21st-century phase in which Hermès widened its garment vocabulary across silk heritage, leather authority and printed technical textiles. It is referential rather than rebellious, and it communicates house literacy.

The shell of 80% nylon and 20% polyurethane gives elastic resilience, structural recovery and shape memory, so the bomber silhouette holds its form in use. The rib, cotton-dominant with nylon and polyurethane reinforcement, keeps its elasticity over time. A double zip allows control of proportion, from an open hem to a structured waist and ventilation, and four external pockets are functional rather than decorative. As a spring/summer piece it follows lightweight technical-textile logic: engineered comfort within the luxury hierarchy.

Within a Hermès garment archive, the jacket sits firmly on the side of internal heritage rather than external reference, and of textile narrative rather than leather permanence. In Japanese terms, it is akin to a house printing its traditional crest or armor-hardware motifs onto a modern textile form.

Details

• Maker: Hermès Paris
• Era: Early 21st century
• Origin: France
• Material: Shell: nylon 80%, polyurethane 20%; rib: cotton 81%, nylon 16%, polyurethane 3%
• Color: Brown field with metallic equestrian hardware print
• Size: 50 (approx. XL)
• Included: Hanger, garment
• Type: Reversible printed blouson
• Category: Men's
• Season: Spring / Summer
• Closure: Double zip
• Pockets: 4 external

Condition

Japonista grade A · Excellent, with minimal signs of handling.

Rank A, suggesting minimal fabric fatigue.

Textile Stewardship

Nylon-polyurethane composites reward simple, consistent handling.

• Avoid high heat exposure
• Avoid prolonged compression
• Store hung on a structured hanger

Authenticity & Care

Points for in-hand verification on this piece: print alignment across the zipper axis, interior label typography, engraving on the double-zip hardware, retention of rib elasticity and uniformity of the polyurethane surface sheen. Every piece is examined and documented in Japan before dispatch and is offered with the Japonista authenticity guarantee.

Delivery from Japan

Packed by hand in Japan and shipped insured and tracked by EMS or an equivalent express service. Import duties and taxes, where applicable, are payable on arrival. Returns follow our published policy.

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