HISTORY
Released in 2002 as a limited edition of 100 pieces, this reversible souvenir jacket represents a rare collaboration between Jean Paul Gaultier and Japanese embroidery specialist Tailor Toyo. The project merged Gaultier’s Paris-centric visual language with the traditional Japanese sukajan, a postwar souvenir jacket characterized by satin construction and dense embroidery. One side references Parisian landmarks such as the Eiffel Tower and Moulin Rouge, while the reverse presents a dramatic fighting rooster motif, reflecting Gaultier’s long-standing interest in cultural hybridity and symbolic imagery.

Reversible satin souvenir jacket in red. Embroidered motifs throughout.

• Ribbed collar
• Zip closure
• Embroidered graphics at front and back
• Ribbed hem
• Raglan shoulders
• Ribbed cuffs
• Straight sides
• Fully embroidered back panels
• Fully reversible construction
• Zip hardware

Made in Japan.

COMPOSITION
Exterior: Acetate.
Lining: Acetate.

SIZING
Tagged size 48

Shoulders: 20.1 in
Chest (pit to pit): 21.7 in
Length: 22.4 in