This high-end streetwear letterman jacket features a premium beige wool-blend body with contrasting white leather sleeves, embodying the collaborative aesthetic of Gallery Dept and Imposter London. The front showcases oversized, textured chenille patches: two stylized 'L' monograms in sky blue with black outlines, and two abstract black-and-white embroidered figures resembling distorted human silhouettes—signature motifs of Imposter London’s surreal, deconstructed design language. Sleeve details include bold graphic patches: '1854' (referencing Imposter’s founding year), a lion head, a hand gesture, and fragmented text including 'Butt' and 'SAB'. Ribbed cuffs and hem feature navy-and-beige striped trim, while the collar bears subtle handwritten-style embroidery. The jacket uses classic varsity construction with snap-button closure and two front welt pockets. Crafted for visual impact rather than extreme insulation, it’s ideal for transitional weather and layered styling. Perfect for fashion-forward individuals seeking avant-garde collectible outerwear—equally at home in urban street settings, gallery openings, or creative industry events. Notable for its intentional asymmetry, tactile embroidery, and subversive branding, this piece merges American collegiate heritage with contemporary London-based conceptual design.