Enfants Riches Deprimes Berkley Acid Dealer Jacket

Enfants Riches Deprimes Berkley Acid Dealer Jacket

The Enfants Riches Déprimés Berkley Acid Dealer Jacket is a garment that already lived an entire life before it reached you — Telegraph Avenue, 1967, pockets emptied by sunrise, the collar still carrying every bad decision like a medal board for the counterculture’s losing side.

The body is cut from a washed olive canvas with the broken-in hand of surplus cloth that was never issued to anyone worth protecting. A cluster of small enamel and metal pins crowds the collar — scattered across the fold-down neckline in a dense, asymmetric constellation that reads like a diary kept in badges rather than words. Each pin varies in colour and iconography, lending the jacket a one-of-a-kind assemblage quality that cannot be replicated even within the same production run. A full-length metal zipper runs the centre front, and a single welt pocket sits at the upper right chest. Diagonal slash pockets sit low at either hip. The surface carries visible wear — a torn, open distress mark on the lower right body exposes the fabric beneath, and the hem is left raw and fraying, threads hanging loose in a finish that refuses closure. Nothing about this jacket has been resolved.

Constructed in a boxy, oversized unisex silhouette with a cropped cut that ends abruptly at the waist — workwear proportions stripped of the work and left with only the wear. Each unit is individually hand-finished and hand-distressed within a strictly limited micro-batch production, making every jacket a unique artefact rather than a repeatable product. Specialist dry clean only is recommended; store on a wide padded hanger away from direct sunlight and moisture, and do not attempt to repair the intentional distressing — see full garment care instructions. Available in sizes S, M, L, XL.

Enfants Riches Déprimés — French for “Depressed Rich Kids” — was founded in 2012 by conceptual artist Henri Alexander Levy. The label crashes 1970s French avant-garde tailoring into raw punk nihilism, manufacturing hyper-exclusive isolating objects that romanticise wreckage without ever pretending it was beautiful.

Crafted across Los Angeles (USA), Italy, and Japan.

The trip ended hours ago. The jacket kept going.

Specifications

• Brand: Enfants Riches Déprimés
• Design: Washed olive canvas with asymmetric enamel and metal pin cluster on collar, intentional tear distressing, and raw frayed hem
• Colour: Olive Green
• Style: Cropped work jacket / dealer jacket
• Material: Cotton canvas, metal/enamel pin hardware
• Fit: Oversized unisex, cropped boxy silhouette
• Details: Full-length metal zip closure, pin-loaded fold-down collar, single welt chest pocket, diagonal slash hand pockets, open tear distress on lower body, raw unfinished hem, individually hand-distressed
• Made in: Los Angeles (USA) / Italy / Japan
• Production: Strictly limited micro-batch, individually hand-finished and hand-distressed
• Price: $250.00 (was $300.00)
• Size: S · M · L · XL

Care Instructions (Leather / Suede / Outerwear)

Specialist dry clean only. Store on a wide padded hanger away from sunlight and moisture. Do not machine wash, steam directly, or store in plastic garment bags. Do not repair intentional distressing or remove pins. See full garment care.

FAQ

What material is the Enfants Riches Déprimés Berkley Acid Dealer Jacket made from?
A washed cotton canvas in olive green with a broken-in, pre-worn hand. The collar is adorned with assorted enamel and metal pins that are hand-placed, making each jacket’s arrangement unique.

What do the pins on the collar represent?
The pins are a curated but deliberately chaotic assemblage of small enamel and metal badges clustered across the collar — a nod to the counterculture tradition of accumulating identity on outerwear. Placement and selection vary from piece to piece, ensuring no two jackets are identical.

Is the distressing on this jacket intentional?
Yes. The open tear on the lower front body and the raw, fraying hem are both hand-applied by ERD’s production team. They are integral to the design and should not be repaired or altered.

How should I care for this jacket?
Specialist dry clean only. Store on a wide padded hanger away from direct sunlight and moisture. Do not machine wash, steam, or store in plastic. Leave all distressing and pinwork intact.

Is the Berkley Acid Dealer Jacket a limited release?
Yes — doubly so. Beyond ERD’s standard strictly limited micro-batch model, each jacket’s hand-distressing and unique pin arrangement means no two units are alike. Once this run is gone, it will not return in the same form.

Style it with: Erd Chiens DE Chasse Jacket Black