Vivienne Westwood Checked wool-blend blazer - Pink - Checkered

'Drunken Tailoring' refers to Vivienne Westwood's signature experimental cutting and asymmetric design techniques, creating a deconstructed yet sophisticated silhouette.

Lurex yarns are delicate. Avoid excessive friction and always adhere to the dry-clean-only instruction to prevent damage or loss of shimmer.

While durable, its unique design and 'dry clean only' care suggest it's best suited for occasions or as a statement piece rather than very frequent, casual wear.

The 'Coquette' check is a specific pastel-colored checkered pattern used by Vivienne Westwood, enriched with lurex yarns for a subtle sparkle.

No, the jacket must be dry cleaned only. Machine washing will damage the fabric and its construction.

This typically refers to components like horn or corozo buttons, often used in high-quality tailoring.

Hang the jacket in a steamy bathroom for 15-20 minutes or consult a professional dry cleaner for pressing.

Avoid rough surfaces and direct contact with sharp objects. If minor snags occur, carefully trim with small scissors. For significant damage, consult a specialist.

Ensure you followed the 'dry clean only' instruction precisely. If stiffness persists, it may require professional re-pressing by a cleaner experienced with wool blends.