- Excellent Vintage Condition
- Sourced in Paris, France
- Fits up to large
- Fabric: Wool Tweed
- Brand: Guy Larouche
- Era: 1980s
A rare vintage Guy Laroche cropped blazer in a bold red and black herringbone tweed, accented with subtle flecks of yellow and green for added depth. This piece captures the maison’s refined tailoring with a playful twist.
The jacket features a double-breasted front with classic notched lapels, buttoned cuffs, and a slightly boxy cropped cut that pairs effortlessly with high-waist trousers or skirts. Fully lined for comfort, it reflects the enduring craftsmanship of Guy Laroche Paris.
Styling Tip: Because this fabric is a bit heavier, style it as outerwear and not just a classic blazer.
Approx. Measurements (taken flat)
Chest 20”
Shoulder 19”
Waist 17”
Length 22”
*all sales final
About the Brand: Guy Laroche – A Legacy of Parisian Couture
Founded in 1957 by French designer Guy Laroche, the fashion house quickly earned international acclaim for bringing the elegance of haute couture into modern, wearable designs. Laroche, who trained under Jean Dessès before opening his own Paris atelier, became known for his sophisticated tailoring, innovative silhouettes, and vibrant use of color. By the 1960s, he had expanded into prêt-à-porter, menswear, and iconic fragrances such as Fidji and Drakkar Noir, solidifying the brand’s global reputation.
Today, vintage Guy Laroche clothing is highly sought after by collectors for its timeless style and meticulous craftsmanship. Each piece reflects the house’s dedication to elegance and wearability, making a Guy Laroche vintage jacket not just fashion, but a lasting piece of design history.
