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Christian Dior
Christian Dior Monsieur “De Luxe” Navy Glen Check Wool Blazer 1981– Reg 46
Christian Dior Monsieur “De Luxe” Navy Glen Check Wool Blazer 1981– Reg 46
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Authentic Christian Dior Monsieur – De Luxe blazer from the A/W 1981 collection
Premium pure new wool in navy Prince of Wales/Glen check
Classic double-breasted 6×2 cut with structured shoulders — hallmark Bohan-era understated elegance.
Condition:Very good vintage. Some light damage on the inside pocket as shown.
Fabric / Colour / Details:
– Pure New Wool; full CD logo-jacquard lining
– Navy with subtle Prince of Wales / Glen check weave
– Double-breasted 6×2, notch lapels, flapped pockets, single vent
Dating & provenance:
– Internal atelier code A9.81 follows late-20th-century French house conventions (letter=season, last two digits=year). A = Automne (Autumn); ‘81 = 1981 → Autumn/Winter 1981. (This is an informed attribution based on common coding practice across Dior/YSL garments from the era.)
– Produced under Marc Bohan (Dior creative director 1961–1989), whose menswear for Monsieur/De Luxe emphasised clean, structured tailoring and muted palettes.
Premium pure new wool in navy Prince of Wales/Glen check
Classic double-breasted 6×2 cut with structured shoulders — hallmark Bohan-era understated elegance.
Condition:Very good vintage. Some light damage on the inside pocket as shown.
Fabric / Colour / Details:
– Pure New Wool; full CD logo-jacquard lining
– Navy with subtle Prince of Wales / Glen check weave
– Double-breasted 6×2, notch lapels, flapped pockets, single vent
Dating & provenance:
– Internal atelier code A9.81 follows late-20th-century French house conventions (letter=season, last two digits=year). A = Automne (Autumn); ‘81 = 1981 → Autumn/Winter 1981. (This is an informed attribution based on common coding practice across Dior/YSL garments from the era.)
– Produced under Marc Bohan (Dior creative director 1961–1989), whose menswear for Monsieur/De Luxe emphasised clean, structured tailoring and muted palettes.
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