A high-end deconstructed workwear jacket from Enfants Riches Déprimés, featuring a deliberately distressed, acid-wash-inspired brown cotton canvas construction with raw-edge detailing, frayed hems, and intentional wear marks for an avant-garde, post-industrial aesthetic. The jacket showcases the brand’s signature minimalist yet provocative design language: a classic collar, full-length metal zipper closure, two slanted hand pockets with visible stitching, and a chest pocket embroidered with the iconic 'ENFANTS RICHES DÉPRIMÉS' text in contrasting white thread. The fabric exhibits tonal variations and subtle fading—evoking vintage utility wear while maintaining contemporary luxury craftsmanship. Ideal for streetwear-forward styling, it pairs effortlessly with neutral-toned trousers or denim for layered autumn/winter looks. Though rugged in appearance, the interior lining and tailored fit ensure comfort and structure. Perfect for fashion-forward individuals seeking conceptual pieces that challenge conventional menswear norms. The oversized silhouette (true to ERD’s signature relaxed cut) allows for layering, while the muted brown palette ensures versatility across urban and artistic settings.