Men’s Denim Jacket DECONSTRUCTED ARTIFACT 250 — a true example of contemporary avant‑garde fashion, where classic denim is transformed into an art object. The main color of the piece is white, but through the abrasions and cut‑outs, fragments of blue denim peek through, creating a multilayered effect and adding depth to the look. Exposed threads, fringe, and raw edges emphasize the concept of “eco‑deconstruction,” which has become the brand’s signature.

Classic elements — metal buttons, flap patch pockets, and a structured cut — keep the jacket practical, while at the same time it looks like an art installation. The contrast between the white top layer and the blue denim underneath creates a sense of movement and imperfection, which becomes the key aesthetic feature.

The jacket’s shape retains the utilitarian nature of a classic denim garment, yet thanks to deconstructive details it appears modern and conceptual. This is not just outerwear, but a fashion manifesto that speaks of freedom from standards and the courage to break established canons.

The fabric is dense, but due to the multilayered cut‑outs and abrasions, the jacket looks “alive” and dynamic. It pairs perfectly with basic items — T‑shirts, jeans, or sneakers — as well as with more complex wardrobe elements, creating a contrasting look.

This model from Maison Alexander Larin Deconstruction House is a choice for those who want to make a statement through style. It highlights individuality, strength, and creativity of its owner. The jacket becomes the centerpiece of the wardrobe, around which an entire stylistic concept can be built.