Item 2017.358.2 - Junior Gaultier Suit with Striped Webbing Trim - Trousers

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2017.358.2

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Junior Gaultier Suit with Striped Webbing Trim - Trousers

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  • 1987-1994 (Creation)

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Junior Gaultier
(1988-1994)

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Jean Paul Gaultier launched the Junior Gaultier line in 1988. It was designed as a lower-priced range aimed at the youth market. The Junior Gaultier label was replaced in 1994 with JPG by Gaultier, a unisex collection.

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Westminster Menswear Archive

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Black cotton jean-style trousers with button fly and wide webbing striped in maroon and yellow down each outside leg seam. The cuffs are made of cotton ribbed knit in stripes of maroon, cream and olive green. The trousers have a waistband with five belt loops, two large front inset pockets and one coin pocket on the right side with two patch pockets on the back. They fasten centre front with five copper coloured riveted metal buttons with 'Junior Gaultier' etched onto them and 'COBRA ITALY' on the back. There is a white oval enamelled metal plate on the back right waistband with 'Junior Gaultier' in black on it riveted to the waistband. The pockets have copper coloured metal rivets. Size 46
Country of Design: France
Country of Manufacture: Italy

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      Cotton
      Colour/Print: Black, maroon, yellow, olive green, cream
      Details: Webbing stripe trim, striped ribbing
      Label: Junior Gaultier / Made in Italy / 100% Cotton / 46

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