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Proenza Schouler Colorblock Tweed Jacket, Tie-Dye Tissue-Jersey Tee & Skinny Jeans

Fashion-forward but eminently wearable, this Proenza Schouler ensemble from the Resort 2013 collection pairs colorblock tweed with tissue-weight tie-dye jersey and essential skinny jeans.

Details

Colorblock Tweed Jacket:
- Colorblock tweed with contrast piping.
- Round neckline; hidden snap front.
- Long sleeves.
- Chest snap-flap pockets; front welt pockets with leather trim.
- Cotton/polyester; lining, viscose.
- Made in Italy.

Designer

About Proenza Schouler:
Lazaro Hernandez, who worked at Michael Kors, and Jack McCollough, who worked at Marc Jacobs, met at Parsons School of Design. They collaborated on a senior project that became enormously successful, and in 2002 they launched Proenza Schouler (a combination of their mothers' maiden names). The duo was immediately lauded by fashion's highest critics for their design prowess, fresh approach to modern luxury, and technical sophistication.

Details

Tie-Dye Tissue-Jersey Tee, Tangerine/Black:
- Tie-dye tissue jersey.
- Round neckline.
- Long sleeves.
- Pullover style.
- Cotton.
- Made in USA.

Designer

Details

Skinny Jeans:
- Dark gray denim with whiskering.
- Clean five-pocket style.
- Skinny legs.
- Button/zip fly; belt loops.
- Cotton/Lycra®.
- Made in USA.

Designer

Modern Size Guide


	Proenza Schouler Colorblock Tweed Jacket, Tie-Dye Tissue-Jersey Tee & Skinny Jeans Fashion-forward but eminently wearable, this Proenza Schouler ensemble from the Resort 2013 collection pairs colorblock tweed with tissue-weight tie-dye jersey and essential skinny jeans. Details Colorblock Tweed Jacket: Colorblock tweed with contrast piping. Round neckline; hidden snap front. Long sleeves. Chest snap-flap pockets; front welt pockets with leather trim. Cotton/polyester; lining, viscose. Made in Italy. Designer About Proenza Schouler: Lazaro Hernandez, who worked at Michael Kors, and Jack McCollough, who worked at Marc Jacobs, met at Parsons School of Design. They collaborated on a senior project that became enormously successful, and in 2002 they launched Proenza Schouler (a combination of their mothers' maiden names). The duo was immediately lauded by fashion's highest critics for their design prowess, fresh approach to modern luxury, and technical sophistication. Details Tie-Dye Tissue-Jersey Tee, Tangerine/Black: Tie-dye tissue jersey. Round neckline. Long sleeves. Pullover style. Cotton. Made in USA. Designer About Proenza Schouler: Lazaro Hernandez, who worked at Michael Kors, and Jack McCollough, who worked at Marc Jacobs, met at Parsons School of Design. They collaborated on a senior project that became enormously successful, and in 2002 they launched Proenza Schouler (a combination of their mothers' maiden names). The duo was immediately lauded by fashion's highest critics for their design prowess, fresh approach to modern luxury, and technical sophistication. Details Skinny Jeans: Dark gray denim with whiskering. Clean five-pocket style. Skinny legs. Button/zip fly; belt loops. Cotton/Lycra®. Made in USA. Designer About Proenza Schouler: Lazaro Hernandez, who worked at Michael Kors, and Jack McCollough, who worked at Marc Jacobs, met at Parsons School of Design. They collaborated on a senior project that became enormously successful, and in 2002 they launched Proenza Schouler (a combination of their mothers' maiden names). The duo was immediately lauded by fashion's highest critics for their design prowess, fresh approach to modern luxury, and technical sophistication. Modern Size Guide