Decla | Véronique Two-Material Hooded Jacket

Those mornings when nothing feels right: the coat is already too warm, while the cardigan is far too light!

Imagine a jacket you can grab without a second thought, one that works just as well over a lightweight T-shirt as it does over a sweater, and that adds character to even the simplest outfit. Stop imagining: the Véronique jacket is exactly that piece—a soft hood, a mix of contrasting fabrics, and a cut designed to be worn, not admired on a hanger.

• Two fabrics, one effortless look
  The matte faux-suede finish meets denim-style fabric on the shoulders, sleeves, and pockets. This contrast instantly elevates jeans and a plain top, without the need to add a single accessory. A gentle wash at 30°C is all it takes to restore its like-new appearance.
• A hood that truly serves a purpose
  Lined to match the body of the jacket, it comes up as soon as the wind picks up and falls neatly over the shoulders the rest of the time. The braided drawstrings, finished with metal tips, can be tightened with one hand.
• A cut that defines your silhouette
  Vertical panels follow the waist and streamline the bust instead of adding bulk, as so many hooded jackets do. The fit remains comfortable and lightly structured: it runs true to size and leaves plenty of room for a lightweight knit underneath.
• Pockets you’ll actually use
  Two large flap pockets, secured with snap buttons, hold a phone or set of keys without losing their shape. Subtle rivets on the yoke echo the finishes of workwear, with a much more refined touch.
• Six harmonious color combinations
  From navy and beige to charcoal gray and brown, each colorway pairs a deep tone with a lighter shade. You’ll find one that echoes the colors you already wear, and it will coordinate with almost everything in your wardrobe.

No more spending the morning in front of your wardrobe, hesitating between two extremes: slip on the Véronique jacket, and the day can begin. It’s exactly the kind of piece you leave draped over the back of a chair in the evening because you already know you’ll wear it again tomorrow.