A deconstructed, high-fashion workwear-inspired jacket from French avant-garde label Enfants Riches Déprimés (ERD), crafted in dark-wash, heavily distressed denim with intentional fraying at cuffs and hem. Features a classic collar, full-length metal zipper closure, two slanted front patch pockets, and a chest zip pocket embroidered with the brand’s signature 'ENFANTS RICHES DÉPRIMÉS' text in white sans-serif font. The interior neck label confirms authenticity. The garment exhibits deliberate wear effects—faded patches, raw-edge tears, and subtle paint-like splatter marks—embodying ERD’s signature post-punk, anti-luxury aesthetic that critiques consumerism through decayed luxury motifs. Constructed with sturdy cotton twill, it offers medium-weight warmth suitable for transitional seasons. Ideal for streetwear-forward styling, layered over tees or hoodies, this piece bridges utilitarian function and conceptual artistry. Perfect for fashion-forward individuals seeking statement outerwear that challenges conventional notions of premium apparel. Worn by avant-garde influencers and featured in niche fashion editorials, it represents contemporary ‘deconstructed luxury’.