Raf Simons Long Sleeved Polo Bomber in Black - Black. Size 50 (also in 46, 48). Self: 100% polyamide Rib: 95% cotton 5% elastane Lining: 100% cotton Padding: 100% polyester. Made in Italy. Machine wash. Front snap button closure. RSIM-MO51. 231-M631. About the designer: Born and raised in Belgium, Raf Simons graduated from college in 1991 with a degree in industrial design and furniture design. After interning at the studio of fellow Belgian designer Walter Van Beirendonck, in 1995 Simons trained himself as a menswear designer and launched his eponymous label later that year. In 2000, Simons shut down his studio to consider new ideas, re-opening it a year later in conjunction with a smaller crew of collaborators. In 2003, he won first prize at the Swiss Textile Awards and from 2000 to 2005 was appointed head professor of the Fashion Department at the University of Applied Arts in Vienna, Austria. 2005 marked the launch of Raf by Raf Simons and later that year the designer was named creative director of Jil Sander. Simons' collection of menswear integrates ideas of music and art, blending classic and traditional elements with inspiration from the rebellious youth of past and present. Simons is known for a radical voice against the rigid rules of mainstream fashion and designs for confident outsiders.
RAF SIMONS Long Sleeved Polo Bomber With Print On Back In Black
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RAF SIMONS COLLARED BOMBER JACKET
collared bomber jacket from RAF SIMONS featuring black, embroidered logo at the sleeve, classic collar, front press-stud fastening, long sleeves, two side flap pockets and sleeve zip pocket.
RAF SIMONS LONG SLEEVED POLO BOMBER
Raf Simons Long Sleeved Polo Bomber in Black - Black. Size 50 (also in 46, 48). Self: 100% polyamide Rib: 95% cotton 5% elastane Lining: 100% cotton Padding: 100% polyester. Made in Italy. Machine wash. Front snap button closure. RSIM-MO51. 231-M631. About the designer: Born and raised in Belgium, Raf Simons graduated from college in 1991 with a degree in industrial design and furniture design. After interning at the studio of fellow Belgian designer Walter Van Beirendonck, in 1995 Simons trained himself as a menswear designer and launched his eponymous label later that year. In 2000, Simons shut down his studio to consider new ideas, re-opening it a year later in conjunction with a smaller crew of collaborators. In 2003, he won first prize at the Swiss Textile Awards and from 2000 to 2005 was appointed head professor of the Fashion Department at the University of Applied Arts in Vienna, Austria. 2005 marked the launch of Raf by Raf Simons and later that year the designer was named creative director of Jil Sander. Simons' collection of menswear integrates ideas of music and art, blending classic and traditional elements with inspiration from the rebellious youth of past and present. Simons is known for a radical voice against the rigid rules of mainstream fashion and designs for confident outsiders.