Men’s Reversible Pieces

Each side calls for a simple gesture. Gently brush the shearling with a soft brush. Wipe the technical fabric with a lightly damp cloth. Let the piece air-dry, away from any heat source. Once a year, entrust it to a leather and fur specialist. Out of season, store it in a breathable cotton garment bag on a wide hanger.

Two pieces in one, without compromise. Each side is a true outer face, finished with equal care. The Maison offers two families of reversibles:

• lamb shearling (Lacon, Toscana, Merino), with the velvety softness of suede on one side and the warmth of wool on the other;
• water-repellent technical fabric paired with mink fur, where performance meets noble material.

Seams, edges and fastenings are designed so the piece can be worn on either side.

Yes. The silhouettes are pared back: long belted coat, short jacket, oversized coat, hooded jacket. The palette stays understated: black, camel, beige, khaki, white. There are no visible logos. Material, cut and the double reading define the piece, designed to outlast trends and move through the seasons.

A reversible construction allows the same piece to express two distinct looks while remaining a versatile part of the wardrobe. Depending on the style, one side may reveal a technical or understated fabric, while the other unveils shearling, fur or a more luxurious finish. This construction also offers greater freedom to adapt the silhouette to different occasions and environments. At Yves Salomon, reversibility brings together functionality, freedom of style and the House’s artisanal savoir-faire.

Yes, that is its very purpose. In Courchevel, Megève, Gstaad or St. Moritz, water-repellent hooded jackets accompany resort walks and après-ski, technical side out. Back in Paris, the same piece turned inside out reveals its fur or shearling face. The long belted coat, for its part, belongs naturally in the city. One piece is enough from one destination to the next.