A bold statement piece from avant-garde Parisian label Enfants Riches Déprimés, this two-tone leather jacket combines black and deep burgundy faux or genuine leather in a striking Western-inspired silhouette. The front features a full-length metal zipper closure, two slanted welt pockets, and a distinctive yoke detail across the chest adorned with silver-toned studs—echoing cowboy aesthetics with subversive luxury. The collar is structured and crisp, while the sleeves and shoulders are entirely black, contrasting sharply with the rich burgundy body. Back view reveals a clean panel construction with matching stud detailing at the shoulder seam and dual snap-button cuffs for adjustability. The interior label clearly displays 'ENFANTS RICHES DÉPRIMÉS' in minimalist typography, confirming authenticity. Crafted for high-impact streetwear styling, the jacket offers moderate warmth and a slightly oversized, relaxed fit ideal for layering over tees or knitwear. Its edgy yet refined design makes it perfect for fashion-forward urban settings, gallery openings, or nightlife—elevating any outfit with conceptual depth and tactile richness. Notable for its anti-consumerist irony and post-punk elegance, this piece embodies the brand’s signature critique of wealth and decadence through luxurious materials and deconstructed tailoring.