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Damesjas rose garden CARMEN SHEEP VEG KANWAL ZWART BEIGE
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Damesjas rose garden CARMEN SHEEP VEG KANWAL ZWART BEIGE
€219,00
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Damesjas rose garden CARMEN SHEEP VEG KANWAL ZWART BEIGE
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Meet the Carmen Sheep Veg Kanwal: a blouson that blends timeless rebellion with effortless elegance
This isn’t just another leather jacket—it’s a statement piece with a story. The Carmen Sheep Veg Kanwal from Rose Garden is crafted from supple sheep leather, tanned using traditional vegetable methods for a finish that’s as rich in character as it is in durability. The black and beige colourway, with its subtly distressed look, channels the spirit of rock ‘n’ roll while keeping things refined. Designed for women, its straight cut and tailored waist flatter a variety of body shapes, making it a versatile addition to any wardrobe.
A jacket built for all seasons, with a nod to the past
Sheep leather is known for its lightweight feel and natural softness, and this blouson is no exception. The gracefully, developing a unique patina over time. Whether you’re layering it over a dress for a night out or pairing it with jeans and a tee for a casual daytime look, the Carmen adapts effortlessly. And while it’s designed to handle everyday wear, a little care—like occasional conditioning with a waterproofing cream—will keep it looking its best for years to come.
Crafted with care, far from the ordinary
The absence of fur aligns with modern sensibilities, while the rock-inspired aesthetic pays homage to the rebellious spirit of classic leather jackets. It’s a piece that doesn’t shout for attention but commands it nonetheless—perfect for those who appreciate understated style with a hint of edge.
Rose Garden has carved out a niche in the world of leather outerwear by blending quality manufacturing with a rebellious spirit. Known for their attention to detail and commitment to quality materials, the brand offers pieces that are as durable as they are stylish. While their collections often draw inspiration from classic styles, they infuse each design with a modern twist, ensuring their jackets remain relevant season after season. Whether it’s a timeless biker jacket or a sleek, tailored blouson, Rose Garden’s creations are built to last—and to turn heads.
Caractéristiques- Crafted from premium sheep leather, known for its lightweight feel and natural suppleness
- Straight cut with a tailored waist, designed to flatter a variety of body shapes
- Black and beige colourway with a subtly distressed look for a rock-inspired aesthetic
- Versatile enough for all seasons, from layering over dresses to pairing with casual outfits
- Low-maintenance leather that only requires occasional conditioning to stay in top condition
- Fur-free construction, aligning with contemporary ethical standards
Frequently Asked Questions
This jacket is made from sheep leather, a traditional method using . This process results in a more eco-friendly leather that develops a rich patina over time.
Use a leather conditioner specifically designed for leather every few months. Apply a waterproofing cream occasionally to maintain its resistance to moisture. Avoid direct heat sources when drying.
The regular cut with a defined waist is designed to flatter various body types. The straight silhouette and adjustable fit make it versatile for different proportions.
Sheep leather is naturally lightweight and thin, typically ranging between 0.6-1.2mm in thickness. This jacket will feel supple and comfortable without being heavy.
The distressed finish is purely aesthetic and doesn't compromise the leather's integrity. The sheep leather maintains its natural strength and will continue to develop character through wear.
While the leather has some natural water resistance from the tanning process, it's recommended to apply a waterproofing treatment for better protection. Avoid prolonged exposure to heavy rain.
