Velin dismantles traditional suiting and rebuilds it through contrast—merging a sharp tailored blazer with biker-inspired leather elements to produce a piece that feels architectural, directional, and unmistakably modern. It plays in dualities: soft structure versus rigid shine, classic tailoring versus utilitarian edge, symmetry versus deliberate disruption.

The silhouette is defined by an asymmetric cropped leather panel layered over a long-line blazer base, cinched with an industrial belt closure that introduces tension and sculptural intent. Metallic zippers, exposed hardware, and flap details bring urban utility, while the underlying suiting maintains a clean, elongated shoulder line.

Crafted from a Mixed-Fabric Composition (faux leather plus structured woven base inferred), Velin balances firmness and flex, allowing the leather component to stand with sculptural precision while the blazer layer drapes with tailored clarity.

Hybrid Construction, Singular Identity

Asymmetric Leather Overlay
Cropped moto-inspired panel that reframes the torso with an unexpected angular line.

Industrial Belt Detail
Adjustable side belt introduces hardware contrast and customizable cinch.

Tailored Core
Classic blazer foundation with sharp lapels and refined pocket detailing.

Architectural Motion

Zipper Hardware
Functional zippers act as graphic vertical lines, adding subtle sheen and directional energy.

Dual Fabric Dialogue
Matte tailoring contrasted against high-shine leather delivers dimensional tension.

Irregular Hem
Asymmetry sharpens the silhouette and prevents predictable proportioning.

Styling Versatility

Velin thrives against minimal foundations: sleek trousers, monochrome knits, or fitted tops. Best paired with pointed heels or leather boots—lean silhouettes that echo its engineered sharpness.

Seasonal Positioning

A statement blazer for autumn through spring, ideal for evening layering, urban tailoring, or editorial street refinement. Velin bridges suiting formality with night-coded edge, turning outerwear into architecture.