A cropped utility shirt-jacket in structured charcoal wool. It's the piece she reaches for when she wants to look like she isn't trying. Tailored where it counts, relaxed everywhere else. It reads as thrown-on yet considered.

Structure you can feel

Cut from a substantial wool-blend, 30% wool, 350gsm, with just enough give to move. Oversized and tailored at once: dropped shoulders, exaggerated sleeve volume, a slightly boxy body cropped to finish just below the waist. Structured, but never stiff. 

The details she'll notice (because she notices everything)

• An exposed gunmetal two-way zip, straight up the front
• Two self-fabric collar straps hanging from the neckline, tipped in gunmetal
• Wide structured turn-back cuffs, each fastened with a single gunmetal button
• Fixed side-release buckles at the back; a design feature, not functional
• A clean back yoke and the Madame Patrôn woven label, centred beneath the collar
• The Madame Patrôn rose — the house signature — embroidered tonal charcoal on the front hem, for those who look closely
  

Fit

Oversized, tailored, cropped to sit just below the belly button. Structured, slightly boxy, never shapeless. Our model is 5'5" and wears a size M.
Available in S (UK 6–8), M (UK 10–12), and L (UK 14–16).

The full look

Cut to match the off-duty wide-leg trousers. Worn together, they read as one considered silhouette; worn apart, each holds its own. The trousers open for pre-order alongside this piece, at £69. Take the jacket, or take the whole look.

The details

• 30% wool / 66% polyester / 4% elastane, 350gsm · charcoal grey
• Gunmetal hardware throughout · unlined, clean-finished
• Care per the label inside. Keep heat away from the hardware and embroidery
• Vegan-friendly
  

THIS IS A PRE-ORDER

Made in a limited run, to order. Reserve yours now; it ships to you in mid-November. Pre-order closes [date] — once this run is gone, it's gone.

You're charged in full today to secure your piece. You'll receive confirmation now, and a note the moment it ships.

Considered, not mass-produced. This is how Madame Patrôn is made.