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Chrome Hearts & Dover Street Market Ginza Jacket Black & Silver

Original price was: $350.00.Current price is: $199.99.

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Chrome Hearts & Dover Street Market Ginza Jacket Black & Silver

The Chrome Hearts & Dover Street Market Ginza Jacket in Black & Silver represents a high-fashion collaboration that merges the luxury streetwear aesthetics of Chrome Hearts with the avant-garde edge of Dover Street Market. This exclusive piece is designed to make a bold statement with its unique colorway and detailed craftsmanship.

Key Features:

  • Design and Aesthetics:

    • Color: Predominantly black with striking silver accents.
    • Material: High-quality, durable fabric combining both matte and reflective elements.
    • Style: Modern, urban, and edgy with a sleek silhouette.

  • Construction:

    • Fabric: Premium cotton blend with a touch of polyester for added durability and comfort.
    • Lining: Soft and breathable interior lining for enhanced wearability.
    • Closure: Front zipper with a Chrome Hearts branded pull tab.
    • Pockets: Multiple functional pockets, including zipped chest and side pockets for secure storage.
    • Hood: Adjustable hood with drawstrings for customizable fit and added protection against the elements.
    • Details: Chrome Hearts logo prominently displayed on the chest and Dover Street Market branding on the sleeve.

  • Fit and Sizing:

    • Fit: Regular fit, allowing for layering and ease of movement.
    • Sizes Available: XS, S, M, L, XL.

  • Care Instructions:

    • Washing: Machine wash cold with similar colors; do not bleach.
    • Drying: Tumble dry low or hang dry to maintain the jacket’s shape and integrity.
    • Ironing: Iron on low heat if necessary; avoid ironing over logos.

  • Price and Availability:

    • Price: $1,200 (approximate, may vary by retailer).
    • Availability: Limited edition, available exclusively at Dover Street Market and selected Chrome Hearts stores.

This jacket seamlessly blends Chrome Hearts’ luxury craftsmanship with Dover Street Market’s cutting-edge fashion sense, making it a standout piece for collectors and fashion enthusiasts alike.

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