This hooded zip-up jacket is made from washed moleskin.
It features a structurally layered design reminiscent of a vintage Levi's denim jacket.
The deconstructed and reassembled patchwork, along with the integrated belt parts on the back, create powerful graphic lines.

QBISM
VINTAGE DENIM TWILL ZIP-UP HOODIE JACKET
COL: GREY×DEEP BLUE
SIZE: UNIQUE
MATERIAL:
MOLESKINE - COTTON 65% POLYESTER 35%
DENIM - COTTON 100%
MADE IN FRANCE

《Sleeve length, Body length, Chest width》
SIZE: UNIQUE—91cm・67cm・68cm

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【QBISM】
A unique fashion vision rooted in the tradition of craftsmanship and the innovation of upcycling.

Established in Paris, France in 2013, QBISM is a brand by designer Quentin Nghiem. Its name is a fusion of the initial "Q" and the art movement "Cubisme," reflecting a philosophy of fragmented beauty and re-constructed identity.

With over 30 years of experience in the fashion industry, Quentin's journey is marked by craftsmanship, innovation, and a deep respect for materials. After graduating from the haute couture department in Paris in 1994, he gained diverse experience working at the tailor's atelier of HERMÈS, as atelier chief and pattern assistant for Jean Colonna, and contributing to the conceptualization of Comme des Garçons' fragrance packaging at Christian Astuguevieille. He later participated in designing collections for MUJI Europe and creating runway pieces for Louis Vuitton Homme. However, what most characterized his career was his experience with Maison Martin Margiela's artisanal "0-10" men's line from 2005 to 2007. This period was the last time founder Martin himself was involved.

Injecting this rich heritage into QBISM, the brand embodies his unique codes: hybridization, deconstruction, trompe-l'œil, patchwork, material fusion, and creative reuse. Each collection is produced in small quantities with artisanal precision, promoting upcycling and the reinterpretation of vintage items. The scope of reconstruction is wide-ranging, from denim, sportswear, bomber jackets, workwear, to military items.

QBISM is not just a brand; it is a manifesto. While new challenges arise every season, Quentin's approach prioritizes "evolution" over "reinvention." He refines past ideas, pushes concepts further, and creates timeless pieces that remain fresh and relevant across time.