This men's military blouson is from allegri, which Martin Margiela was working on right before he launched his first men's collection, collection ⑩. There are multiple allegri brand tags, but the ones from Margiela's era have embroidery on the four corners of the tag, which is a precursor to the anonymous design that continues to be a characteristic of Margiela even now. The men's collection ⑩ was announced the following year, so this may have been a test run. The details are almost identical to the blousons seen in Margiela ⑩, but this blouson strongly reflects Margiela's own style. It's a rare item in deadstock condition, and it's unlikely you'll find another one like it. It's a connoisseur's item for enthusiasts, and you won't see it in the secondary market. The leather parts and the short length with long sleeves are so modern that you wouldn't think it's from the 90s.