Blue Loro Piana Jersely Silk-Cotton Zipped Hybrid Jacket - PAUL & SHARK

Transition into spring-summer with this stunning blue hybrid jacket from the Paul & Shark Riviera Collection.

The contemporary character of the bomber meets the refinement of premium fabrics in a piece designed to balance style and comfort. Crafted from Jersely®, a noble silk-cotton fabric made in Italy by Loro Piana, it offers a soft, enveloping feel while ensuring durability and long‑lasting performance. An essential design that embodies Paul & Shark’s discreet sense of luxury, created for those who seek practicality without compromising on sophistication.

The fabrics in the Loro Piana Jersely line are produced using the finest quality natural fabrics with a hint of stretch. Available in a single or double layer, in an extensive palette of solid colourways and patterns, they are ideal for creating versatile, ultra-comfortable garments.

This outerwear piece elevates the classic silhouette with its stunning custom inner lining, logo engraved hardware, shark fin branding and suede details behind the neck, knitted sleeves, and overall modern hybrid look.

Available in a navy blue colour, this full zip hybrid jacket can be layered over sweaters, dress shirts or tees. Wear it as a go-to piece for smart-casual work days, while traveling, or for any casual outings.

 

• Two-Tone Blue Design
  
• Fabric Made in Italy
• Loro Piana Jersely Mill
• 55% Silk, 45% Cotton (Exterior)
  
• 67% Wool, 20% Silk, 10% Linen, 3% Elastane (Front Upper, Back & Inserts)
• 51% Polyester, 49% Acetate (Lining)
• 100% Genuine Goat Leather (Upper Back Trim)
• Zip Closure w/ a Double-Sided Zipper
  
• Two Side Pockets w/ Zip Closures
• Silver Logo Engraved Hardware 
• Metallic Shark Fin Logo Behind the Collar
  
• One Inner Zipped Pocket
• Knitted Sleeves w/ Ribbed Cuffs
• Fits True to Size (Regular Fit)

 

CARE AND MAINTENANCE

Due to the unique properties of natural fibers and the superior quality of the fabric, this garment may be worn and enjoyed for years, provided that a few simple rules regarding care are followed.

Hang the garment on a natural shaped hanger and expose to fresh air on occasion. Avoid using plastic covers, which prevent the fiber from proper breathing. Dry-clean once at the end of the season, which is generally sufficient to guarantee the garment's longevity and natural shape.