Benedict 100% Vicuna Bomber Jacket
This classic men's Bomber Jacket is made from 100% Vicuna, the finest, softest, and lightest natural fiber in the world. It is extremely lightweight, yet warm and incredibly soft to the touch. A casual piece that is perfect for the Fall season.
This jacket comes with a hand-numbered and signed card guaranteeing the fiber came from government-controlled shearing operations. Vicunas may only be sheared every two years and produce a small amount of fiber, increasing the rarity of this beautiful product. In Inca times, only royalty could wear such amazing fiber.
For special order items such as Vicuna sweaters, coats, and jackets, we can only accept exchanges because these items are custom-ordered.
Why Can a Vicuña Jacket Cost Up to $21,000?
Once reserved exclusively for royalty, Vicuna fiber, with its gorgeous golden color, is considered the finest natural fiber in the world. In the 20th century, Marlene Dietrich, Nat King Cole, and Greta Garbo valued the incredibly soft touch of Vicuña.
Original: $12,990.00
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This classic men's Bomber Jacket is made from 100% Vicuna, the finest, softest, and lightest natural fiber in the world. It is extremely lightweight, yet warm and incredibly soft to the touch. A casual piece that is perfect for the Fall season.
This jacket comes with a hand-numbered and signed card guaranteeing the fiber came from government-controlled shearing operations. Vicunas may only be sheared every two years and produce a small amount of fiber, increasing the rarity of this beautiful product. In Inca times, only royalty could wear such amazing fiber.
For special order items such as Vicuna sweaters, coats, and jackets, we can only accept exchanges because these items are custom-ordered.
Why Can a Vicuña Jacket Cost Up to $21,000?
Once reserved exclusively for royalty, Vicuna fiber, with its gorgeous golden color, is considered the finest natural fiber in the world. In the 20th century, Marlene Dietrich, Nat King Cole, and Greta Garbo valued the incredibly soft touch of Vicuña.
