BALMAIN by Christophe Decarnin AW11 Boiled Wool Duffle Coat

Made in France

Christophe Decarnin’s last collection at the label
Heavy, boiled wool fabric
Hood with elasticated adjusters
4 genuine buffalo horn toggle & rope fasteners
Buffalo horn buttons
Unlined
2 large button fastened front patch pockets
Detachable throat latch, used to protect the neck from the elements
Double layer shoulder yoke for added warmth & durability
Article: T230 B724

Size 46, fits like a Small

Condition: 8/10

Minor fabric wear underneath the armpits, light wear & pilling throughout

$844.00 CAD

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About the Brand

Olivier Rousteing took the reins at Balmain in 2011 at just 25, injecting youth, diversity, and digital-era glamour into the heritage house. Known for his opulent, body-conscious silhouettes and celebrity-driven campaigns, he redefined the brand’s image for a new generation. Pre-Rousteing, Balmain under Christophe Decarnin embraced grunge-luxe with military embellishments and distressed denim, reviving the once-struggling label. Before that, Balmain was known for refined Parisian elegance under Pierre Balmain himself. Rousteing’s tenure marked a bold shift—from classic couture to high-octane pop culture, making Balmain a global powerhouse driven by social media and spectacle.