This avant-garde hooded jacket from Gallery Dept. features a bold, photorealistic collage print of motorcycle engine components—exhaust pipes, carburetors, and branded parts (including visible 'CAM' lettering)—layered with abstract green graffiti-style strokes and distressed textures. Constructed as a zip-front outerwear piece with an integrated hood, elasticated cuffs, and a relaxed, boxy silhouette, it merges industrial aesthetics with streetwear sensibility. The fabric appears to be a lightweight technical polyester or nylon, offering minimal insulation but strong visual impact. Ideal for fashion-forward layering in transitional seasons, it’s designed for statement-making urban wear rather than functional weather protection. The print’s fragmented composition evokes deconstructionist design principles, aligning with Gallery Dept.’s signature archival-rework ethos. Perfect for art-school-inspired styling, gallery openings, or high-concept street photography—worn over plain tees or under transparent shells for maximum contrast. Not suitable for rain or cold; best paired with neutral bottoms to let the jacket dominate the look.