Louis Féraud (France) 90s, Sharkskin Wool, German Licensing, Post-Couture

Louis Féraud (France) 90s, Sharkskin Wool, German Licensing, Post-Couture SUNDAZED & OUTSIDE SOCIETY S.O.S. | sundazed.io/sos ...Louis Féraud Soft sharkskin blazer—textile-forward, three-button structure blending Parisian design lineage with Germanic tailoring logic. The Louis Féraud blazer stands as a precisely engineered artifact of late-century continental tailoring—translating haute couture lineage into disciplined industrial form. Originating from one of postwar France’s most influential fashion houses, Louis Féraud, whose couture legacy was defined by bold silhouettes and opulent femininity, this piece channels the brand’s Parisian ethos into a refined menswear idiom. The “Féraud Soft” label identifies it as part of a licensed line—manufactured under German or Austrian partnerships—wherein French stylistic codes were industrially rearticulated with efficiency and cross-market accessibility. While removed from the indulgence of Féraud’s haute couture, the garment embodies the maison’s commitment to visual clarity, textile discipline, and structural fluency. Engineered as a three-button, single-breasted blazer with notch lapels, a welt chest pocket, symmetrical flap hip pockets, and a single back vent, the design adheres to the conventions of the continental suiting canon. The lapel is cut with a low gorge and moderate width, contributing to a conservative silhouette that privileges linearity over ostentation.