Undercover Jackets

UNDERCOVER 2006 "T" black wool angular collar cropped blazer jacket JP1 S Reference: CAWG/A00221 Brand: Undercover Collection: 2006 Spring Summer T Mat...

NDERCOVER grey wool cable knit deconstructed curved sleeve biker jacket JP2 M Reference: CAWG/A00176 Brand: Undercover Material: Wool Color: Grey Pattern: Solid Closure: Zip Lining: ...

UNDERCOVER 2014 But Beautiful navy satin trim multi button embellished blazer JP2 M Reference: CECU/A00018 Brand: Undercover Collection: 2004 But Beautiful Material: Polyester Color:...

UNDERCOVER Anti SNS black nylon flared windbreaker jacket JP2 M Reference: JACG/A00050 Brand: Undercover Material: Polyester Color: Black Pattern: Solid Closure: Button Extra ...

UNDERCOVER 2006 "T" black wool angular collar cropped blazer jacket JP1 S Reference: CAWG/A00221 Brand: Undercover Collection: 2006 Spring Summer "T...

UNDERCOVER grey cotton blazer faux navy stripe cardigan layered jacket JP2 M Reference: PRCN/A00058 Brand: Undercover Material: Cotton Color: Grey Pattern: Solid Closure: Butto...

runway UNDERCOVER JUN TAKAHASHI SS07 yellow pom chain trimmed pleated jacket JP1 UNDERCOVER BY JUN TAKAHASHI FROM THE SPRING SUMMER 2007 RUNWAY Polyester. Marigold yellow. Pleated ...

A key part of a designer's legacy comes from the way they inspire further work. Vivienne Westwood and Malcolm McLaren’s Seditionaries has an especially rich lineage, with designers like Jun Takahashi and Hiroshi Fujiwara often borrowing direct influence. Founded in 1994, AFFA existed sporadically throughout the ‘90s and 2000s as an outlet for the two to reinterpret Seditionaries into something more suitable for everyday wear. Both are massive fans, boasting extensive personal collections and a published book showcasing their pieces. These bombers were among AFFA’s initial releases and were all hand-done. Produced in extremely limited runs, they were printed on Alpha Industries blanks, and borrowed graphics from Seditionaries, with no two jackets alike. The back right sleeve features an interesting construction flare, with heavy cotton paneling and some of the safety orange lining affixed. Such jackets are rarely seen outside of Japan, where the label is highly coveted by enthusiasts of both designers. Condition: 8/10. Signs of wear throughout - these are to be expected given the nature of the vintage blanks...

Undercover’s spring 2013 collection featured numerous references to David Byrne’s legendary new-wave band Talking Heads, interspersed atop garments largely influenced by the utilitarian outdoors wear that had captured Jun Takahashi’s fascination at the time. Both such elements are on display here, with a mod-plaid and middle finger placed atop a classic fishing vest...

AFFA, standing for “Anarchy Forever, Forever Anarchy,” was the sporadically released lovechild of Undercover founder Jun Takahashi, and multi-hyphenate Hiroshi Fujiwara...

Undercover’s spring 2005 collection bared the oblique title, “but beautiful II - homage to Jan Svankmajer.” The work of Svankmajer, a surrealist Czech filmmaker, was dealt no direct references on the runway, which was rather focused on "conjuring fashion out of the domestic environment,” as Vogue stated. The fabrics were closer associated with a gothic manor than anything coming out of Japanese streetwear at the time, and included lace tablecloth...

Jun Takahashi's collaboration with his friend and fellow artist, Cindy Sherman, has produced a series of evocative pieces of wearable art including this black leather motorcycle jack...