Old Dog Blouson - built for ease, shaped with a drop shoulder and relaxed silhouette that carries weight without bulk. The body is finished with a 2-way YKK zipper that allows ventilation from the top or hem, giving control over shape and airflow. Diagonal welt pockets sit low and open, cut deep enough for storage and warmth.
Ribbed cuffs and hem are knit on vintage tubular machines in the USA, forming a subtle bell-shaped flare that grips without squeezing. The interior is finished with Monitaly’s signature flared facing — a construction detail that adds both reinforcement and an organic line inside the jacket. A hanging loop is stitched at the neck to keep the piece ready without creasing. Every seam is built with purpose, offering comfort, movement, and longevity without compromise.
Fabric
Cut in a deep-pile cotton velvet, the fabric carries both weight and softness. The surface is plush with a slight sheen, catching light across its raised floral print. Despite its richness, the hand is dry rather than slick, giving the jacket structure without feeling heavy.
The pattern blends vibrant reds, teals, and golds into a dark ground — detailed enough to draw the eye, subtle enough to wear with ease. With time, the velvet will wear in at points of tension, softening further while holding its depth of color and form.
Cotton Velvet
Size & Fit
The Old Dog Blouson is cut relaxed through the body, with a dropped shoulder and full sleeve for easy movement. Worn true to size, it falls loosely without overwhelming the frame, shaped by the ribbed hem to keep volume controlled.
The bell-shaped rib cuffs taper gently at the wrist, while the 2-way zipper allows for subtle adjustments to the drape. The length lands at the waist, giving it balance whether layered over a tee or a buttoned shirt.
Model wears size M.
Model measures: 6'2" / 189 cm, 180 lbs / 82 kg.
Country of Origin:
Los Angeles, California, USA
Old Dog Blouson - built for ease, shaped with a drop shoulder and relaxed silhouette that carries weight without bulk. The body is finished with a 2-way YKK zipper that allows ventilation from the top or hem, giving control over shape and airflow. Diagonal welt pockets sit low and open, cut deep enough for storage and warmth.
Ribbed cuffs and hem are knit on vintage tubular machines in the USA, forming a subtle bell-shaped flare that grips without squeezing. The interior is finished with Monitaly’s signature flared facing — a construction detail that adds both reinforcement and an organic line inside the jacket. A hanging loop is stitched at the neck to keep the piece ready without creasing. Every seam is built with purpose, offering comfort, movement, and longevity without compromise.
Fabric
Cut in a deep-pile cotton velvet, the fabric carries both weight and softness. The surface is plush with a slight sheen, catching light across its raised floral print. Despite its richness, the hand is dry rather than slick, giving the jacket structure without feeling heavy.
The pattern blends vibrant reds, teals, and golds into a dark ground — detailed enough to draw the eye, subtle enough to wear with ease. With time, the velvet will wear in at points of tension, softening further while holding its depth of color and form.
Cotton Velvet
Size & Fit
The Old Dog Blouson is cut relaxed through the body, with a dropped shoulder and full sleeve for easy movement. Worn true to size, it falls loosely without overwhelming the frame, shaped by the ribbed hem to keep volume controlled.
The bell-shaped rib cuffs taper gently at the wrist, while the 2-way zipper allows for subtle adjustments to the drape. The length lands at the waist, giving it balance whether layered over a tee or a buttoned shirt.
Model wears size M.
Model measures: 6'2" / 189 cm, 180 lbs / 82 kg.
Country of Origin:
Los Angeles, California, USA
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