Issey Miyake 1984 Metallic Toggle Jacket – Copper Bronze

Size M–L (please refer to measurements)

A rare Issey Miyake jacket from 1984, representing one of the most experimental and avant-garde periods in Japanese fashion. Crafted in a burnished copper-bronze metallic material, the fabric reveals a densely textured, iridescent surface shifting between deep copper, burnt sienna, and graphite tones depending on the light.

The silhouette is relaxed and kimono-inspired, featuring a deep shawl lapel and a clean, architectural back. Braided rope detailing runs along the front edges and waist, while a single sculptural buffalo horn toggle closure anchors the piece at the center front. Patch pockets are placed low at the hips, reinforcing the balance between function and form.

The interplay between the unconventional material and the fluid construction reflects Miyake’s approach to garment design; experimental, tactile, and deeply sculptural.

A museum-quality archival piece — bold, rare, and unmistakably avant-garde.

Measurements – laid flat:
Shoulder Width – 48 cm
Pit to Pit – 50 cm
Length – 73–82 cm
Sleeve Length – 62 cm

Composition:
Tag missing (appears to be leather material)

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