The khaki Virelle jacket by Christopher Esber belongs to the Autumn-Winter 2026 collection. Designed for women, this piece in technical polyester meets the requirements of a contemporary wardrobe, balancing everyday use and attention to fit.<br><br>The silhouette features a high collar that provides protection and structures the head's position. Long sleeves follow the line of the arm without restriction, and the fitted cut hugs the body without constraining it. The concealed zip fastening runs the length of the jacket, preserving the visual continuity of the front. A sewn logo label discreetly marks the piece.<br><br>The khaki green color offers a hue that transcends seasons, never disappearing from wardrobes. This color complements both morning and evening outfits, pairing well with denim, dark fabrics, and neutral tones.<br><br>Two patch side pockets provide accessible storage space, while a belt allows for waist adjustment according to current desires: worn open for a casual look or tightened to emphasize the waist. This modularity expands the possibilities of use for a single piece.<br><br>The choice of technical fabric reflects a consideration of material. The polyester chosen here offers durability and ease of care, two qualities expected from a garment designed for regular wear. The Autumn-Winter 2026 season finds in this jacket a transitional piece, intended for days when the temperature varies.<br><br>Christopher Esber, whose work questions the relationship between the body and clothing, presents here a proposal that keeps superfluous effects at bay. Every element, from the collar to the belt, serves a function. The Virelle is aimed at those seeking a jacket that can traverse uses, hours, and contexts without ever losing its coherence. A piece to incorporate into the wardrobe as soon as the collection arrives.