Givenchy Monsieur Men's Pure Wool "BRAVO" Black (1) Button Luxury Tuxedo Jacket

Hubert de Givenchy, the French clothing designer who transformed Audrey Hepburn into a style legend. Black colourway Silk lapels Front button fastening Flap pockets Buttoned cuffs The Monsieur Givenchy Bravo A tuxedo dates back to Givenchy's strategic international expansion in the 1970s and 1980s. DETAILS: The Factory Tagging & Style: Bravo A: The Bravo and Bravo A designations are internal factory style codes used by the licensed garment manufacturers contracted by Givenchy during this era. The Style Blueprint: When you see Style: BRAVO A printed on the paper tracking tag under the interior pocket, it dictates the exact cut specification provided to the tailors. The Bravo A blueprint traditionally dictated a classic 100% worsted wool composition, traditional satin peak or notch lapels, a single-breasted two-button closure, and non-vented or double-vented construction, standard to late 20th-century formal tailoring. Historical Significance Today, the Bravo A is a coveted piece of vintage Americana-meets-French-design history. Because the Monsieur Givenchy line was eventually phased out and consolidated into the main house's Givenchy Homme collections, these Bravo A suits remain frozen in time—a prime example of the approachable, high-quality tailored luxury that defined the brand's 1980s golden era.