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Long-sleeved hooded sweater made from GOTS certified recycled cotton. It features a straight fit, round ribbed crew neck, striped patch chest pocket with fringe woven from VHS magnetic tape. Ribbed cuffs and waist.
We love this hoodie proposed by Benjamin Benmoyal for its touch of fantasy thanks to the use of VHS magnetic tapes.
We love this hoodie proposed by Benjamin Benmoyal for its touch of fantasy thanks to the use of VHS magnetic tapes.
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Made in France
Composition:
100% Organic Cotton
カラー : black
Ref: SS22JS008
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Benjamin Benmoyal is a graduate of Central Saint Martins. After winning the LVMH Grand Prix Scholarship and working at Alexander McQueen and Hermès, he founded his brand in 2020.
Franco-Israeli, former commando-paratrooper, Benjamin Benmoyal wishes to recover his lost naivety. He creates clothes woven entirely from VHS tapes of his childhood cartoons.
After a long period of development, Benjamin Benmoyal is now able to create these fabrics industrially, using only recycled audio and video tapes. He is inspired for his silhouettes by the brutalist, utopian architecture and symbol of optimism, characteristic of the 1960s.
Blending craft and technology in this way, he has an approach he describes as "metamodern": one that is aware of the shortcomings of the post-modern world, but finds a certain poetry in it.
Franco-Israeli, former commando-paratrooper, Benjamin Benmoyal wishes to recover his lost naivety. He creates clothes woven entirely from VHS tapes of his childhood cartoons.
After a long period of development, Benjamin Benmoyal is now able to create these fabrics industrially, using only recycled audio and video tapes. He is inspired for his silhouettes by the brutalist, utopian architecture and symbol of optimism, characteristic of the 1960s.
Blending craft and technology in this way, he has an approach he describes as "metamodern": one that is aware of the shortcomings of the post-modern world, but finds a certain poetry in it.
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Smart Choice
Benjamin Bemoyal is an ECO X CEPTION brand: at least 75% of the products that L'Exception references are ECO X CEPTION.
But not only... The eponymous brand makes creativity rhyme with circularity. Its great innovation is a fabric made from discarded VHS tapes. From La Caserne, where the headquarters resides, to Pantin, where the workshop is located, the production is 100% Made in France.
Thanks to its presence in the official Fashion Week calendar, the brand exports and makes this new form of creation visible.
But not only... The eponymous brand makes creativity rhyme with circularity. Its great innovation is a fabric made from discarded VHS tapes. From La Caserne, where the headquarters resides, to Pantin, where the workshop is located, the production is 100% Made in France.
Thanks to its presence in the official Fashion Week calendar, the brand exports and makes this new form of creation visible.
Organic material
Organic material
the material used to craft this product is organic, free from insecticides, pesticides and GMO.
Good deed product
Good deed product
A good deed will be done for every product purchased.
Produced in France
Produced in France
This product was crafted in France, with at least 50% of the total cost of production earned by French industry.
Size & cut
Melissa is 1,75 m tall and wears a size S.
Detailed size of the model :
- Chest size : 82 cm
- Waist size : 64 cm
- Hip circumference : 92 cm
For more details, click here to see the full size guide
Delivery and return
Free express delivery by DHL to Vietnam for any order above 200€. We take care of all additional costs including duties and taxes. You don't need to pay anything more when you receive your package.*
* Except for France DOM/TOM and Russia : order will be shipped by French Post. Detax is applied on all prices shown.
* Except for France DOM/TOM and Russia : order will be shipped by French Post. Detax is applied on all prices shown.
