This is a masterpiece, the Forestiere linen jacket, dedicated to the architect Le Corbusier by Berluti. Alessandro Sartori, the legendary designer who now leads Zegna, played a significant role in Berluti's ready-to-wear expansion. In 2012, LVMH acquired Arnys, a French maison often referred to as "Arnys of the Left Bank, Hermès of the Right Bank." The Seine River divides Paris north and south, flowing from east to west, with the north side called the Right Bank (Rive Droite) and the south side the Left Bank (Rive Gauche). While the Right Bank tends to be aristocratic and conservative, the Left Bank is more democratic, innovative, and artistic, which is reflected in the maison's unique character. Its clientele included Picasso, Jean Cocteau, and Hemingway, among other prominent figures. Similar to the Andy jacket, which was made at Andy Warhol's request, the Forestiere originated in 1947 when architect Le Corbusier ordered a jacket from Léon Grumberg, the second generation of Arnys, that wouldn't restrict his arm movements while working in the garden or writing on a blackboard. The Forestiere was created based on the "pivot" sleeves with a relaxed armhole designed by Jean Kert, the father, and the workwear worn by gamekeepers. It features a slightly sloped shoulder, officer collar, patch pockets, elbow patches made of the same material, two types of lining, and a distinctive design that reveals a touch of style when the sleeves are rolled up. The jacket is designed with a wider shoulder, and you'll be impressed by its comfortable fit when you put it on. In the 2025 Fall/Winter collection, this jacket is being reissued in almost every look, and Berluti is strongly promoting it as the face of the maison once again. This Forestiere jacket, made of thick linen material that can be enjoyed for decades with aging, is the only one of its kind, making it very valuable. The color is blue-gray. The sleeve lining is white, and when rolled up, the white linen fabric is visible, creating a stylish accent. The elbow patches on both sides, the engraved buttons, and the first buttonhole are made of goat leather. It's also stylish to wear it with only the top button fastened, as shown in the image. Size 44 Actual measurements: Length approx. 71cm, Shoulder width 48cm, Chest width 53cm, Sleeve length 60cm This is a genuine product purchased at the Berluti Aoyama flagship store. The condition is very good, with slight signs of wear, but it is an extremely beautiful item without any notable damage or stains.