A deconstructed, distressed denim work jacket from avant-garde French label Enfants Riches Déprimés (ERD), known for its subversive commentary on luxury and youth culture. The piece features a rugged navy indigo wash with intentional fraying at hem, cuffs, and pocket edges, embodying ERD’s signature 'anti-fashion' aesthetic. Constructed with a classic collar, full-length metal zipper closure, two slanted front pockets, and a chest zippered utility pocket embroidered with the brand’s iconic 'ENFANTS RICHES DÉPRIMÉS' text in white sans-serif font. The interior neck label confirms authenticity. Made from heavyweight cotton twill, it offers structured yet relaxed fit—ideal for layering in transitional seasons. Designed for streetwear-forward individuals who value conceptual design over conventional tailoring, this jacket merges utilitarian workwear heritage with high-fashion deconstruction. Perfect for urban exploration, art events, or statement-making daily wear where irony and texture converge.