Deconstructed Suit Jacket (201J03)

● Material Composition Main Fabric: 65% Wool, 35% Polyester Contrast Fabric: 100% Polyester ● Size Guide (cm) Suit Jacket Length (Front): 73 Kimono Jacket Length (Back): 84 Suit Jacket Chest Width (Front): 59 Kimono Jacket Chest Width (Back): 64 Suit Jacket Shoulder Width (Front): 88 Kimono Jacket Shoulder Width (Back): 66 Suit Jacket Sleeve Length (x2): 66 Kimono Wide Sleeve Length: 52 ● Model Fit Information (Male Model: Height 185cm, Weight 70kg) Wearing Sensation: Loose Fit Fabric Thickness: Light/Standard Fabric Stretch: Non-stretch Fabric Feel: Smooth ● Design Philosophy ERICHAOLIC Collection NO.6│ "Mother Island" Taiwanese culture is inherently difficult to define. As we look across Taiwan's history, it is a continuous process of intersection and fusion with numerous ethnic groups. Consequently, this small island carries a wealth of cultural imprints. During the Japanese colonial era, the cessation of queue hairstyles for men and foot-binding for women facilitated the acceptance of sartorial changes brought by Japanese and Western civilizations. Old photographs reveal that whether in family portraits or street scenes, individuals often wore clothing that blended Chinese, Western, and Japanese styles, or a combination thereof, creating a fascinating tapestry of cultural exchange. Today, our streets and alleys are filled with a vibrant cultural collage. With the arrival of new immigrants, this small island continues to possess a dynamic energy that embraces diversity. Perhaps Taiwanese culture is characterized by its inclusivity—nothing is too unusual—a magical outcome of constant intermingling, yet it represents our most authentic daily life.