14th Addiction - TY-B:02 Raglan Sheepskin Leather Jacket

14th Addiction is a Japanese fashion brand founded in 2007 by designer Teruki Uchise. Known for its romantically rebellious and pirate-inspired aesthetics, the brand integrates elements of Visual Kei, emphasizing distressed and vintage-inspired leatherwear, punk motifs, and artisanal craftsmanship. Uchise previously gained experience with his earlier label, KMRii, specializing in leather accessories and jewelry. After a global journey that included learning techniques in Mexico and settling in Bali, Indonesia, Uchise launched the monumental "14th Addiction" to expand his creations into a more personalized catalog of apparel, footwear, and accessories​.

This 14th Addiction grail from the TY-B:02 collection embodies the brand’s ethno-gothic spirit through layered craftsmanship and intricate detail. Crafted entirely from sheepskin leather, the jacket features a polished body with an enigmatic sheen, providing a sleek yet mysterious aesthetic, while the sleeves are transformed into micro-suede and finished with a subtle wax coating to add texture and a refined glimmer. Designed for both style and function, it includes four zippered pockets that offer secure, streamlined storage; a double-slider zipper system allowing versatile ventilation and ease of wear; and minimalist leather tags that enhance the tactile quality without excess. A braided leather tassel hanging from the collar is adorned with the brand’s signature “14th” engraved hardware, serving as a distinctive yet understated emblem of identity. The interior is fully lined with 100% silk printed with the iconic Catorce graphic, merging comfort with ritualistic symbolism. Finished with a reaper-style cut that infuses the raglan jacket with accents of piracy, a piece that masterfully balances avant-garde design and esoteric edge.

Archive Condition: 9/10
- No dirt/stains
- Missing replacable chain tag