Danier Vintage Sage Suede Sweetheart Neck Peplum Blazer Jacket Gold Buttons XS
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Danier vintage suede peplum jacket in sage olive with a sweetheart neckline, structured shoulder and gold dome buttons. Size XS, made in Canada.
This is architecture, not just a jacket. The whole thing is built from curves — a sweetheart neckline that dips instead of notching, princess seams that carve the waist, a shoulder held sharp and high, and a hem that sweeps down into a curved peplum point at centre front. It's the same sculptural instinct running through Schiaparelli's tailoring: shape treated as the entire idea, body reframed as form. That this one came out of a Canadian leather house in the late 80s and not a Paris atelier is exactly what makes it a find.
Buttery sage suede with natural tonal variation across the hide — the light-and-shadow movement you only get from genuine suede. Three gilt dome buttons with a spiralled rope motif, backed by a concealed snap placket so the front closes clean. Fully lined in rose acetate.
✦ Brand: Danier (Canadian leather house)
✦ Size: XS/TP — see flat measurements below
✦ Colour: sage olive / soft moss suede
✦ Shell: suede leather
✦ Lining: 100% acetate
✦ Neckline: sweetheart
✦ Shoulder: structured with light padding
✦ Silhouette: princess-seamed, nipped waist, curved peplum hem
✦ Closure: gold dome buttons over concealed snaps
✦ Made in Canada
Flat measurements, laid flat:
Shoulder 19" · Pit to pit 17" · Waist 14" · Sleeve 27" · Length 23.5"
Condition: Perfect no flaws. No water marks , no fading.
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