BALMAIN

Monogram-print shell-down jacket

Olivier Rousteing is famously liberal with his use of the Balmain logo, but this season sees him change tack, dipping into the legendary archives to unearth the label's monogram. First unveiled by Pierre Balmain in the 60s, it's an angular graphic that spells out the founder's initials. In a synthesis of old and new, it now cloaks the entirety of this snug jacket, sporting the maison's gleaming buttons and generously padded with a feather-down blend.

• Balmain shell-down jacket


• 100% polyamide; lining 100% polyester; rib 90% cotton, 9% polyamide, 1% elastane; padding 90% duck down, 10% duck feathers


• Exposed pressed stud fastenings at front


• High neck, dropped shoulders, long sleeves, branded gold-toned buttons, two zipped pockets at front, all-over monogram brand pattern, contrasting ribbed trims, fully lined


• Dry clean


• True to size


• Size UK 8: length 24in / 61cm


• Model is 5ft 10in/1.78m and wears a size UK 8


• Heavyweight, non-stretch