Description: An archival piece from Rick Owens, dating to approximately 2005–2007 during the Olmar & Mirta Paris era, this Gary jacket reflects a transitional moment in the designer’s evolution — bridging the raw LA grunge aesthetic of his early years with the more refined, sculptural direction that would define his later Paris collections. Crafted in soft, unstructured leather, the design is defined by its fluid draped waterfall front and convertible cowl construction, secured with hidden fastening for an uninterrupted silhouette. The result is a garment that moves between jacket and sculptural wrap, emphasising fluidity over rigidity and offering a softer counterpoint to Owens’ later, more brutalist hardware-heavy designs. Due to its early production and transitional nature, this style is considered significantly rarer on the market compared to subsequent biker iterations. Product Details: Archival Rick Owens Gary jacket Approx. 2005–2007 Olmar & Mirta Paris era Draped waterfall front silhouette Convertible cowl / hidden fastening construction Soft unstructured leather Transitional design period (LA grunge → Paris refinement) Rare early-era production Condition Notes: Please note this piece is vintage and may show minor signs of wear consistent with age and archival storage. Please contact us if you have any questions regarding the condition of an archive piece. Sizing: Regular fit View Size Chart Composition: Leather (soft unstructured finish) Care: Dry clean only Handle with care due to vintage nature of garment
