The Jacob Cohën Product Philosophy
JACOB COHËN SPRING SUMMER COLLECTION 2025
Exactitude exalts authenticity.
Simple, easy lines trace out an utterly well-made product free from refined messages of styling to tell a truly straightforward story of quality.
As the pinnacle of the Jacob Cohën Spring/Summer 2025 collection, the product boasts a simplicity that is never banal, balanced by perfect fits.
Indeed, the reworking of volumes leads to the extreme wearability of the garments.
The fabrics are noble and natural – silk, linen, cotton, truly fine wool for the shirts, Bermuda shorts, polo shirts, trench coats and trousers.
The must-have denim, which has always been Jacob Cohën’s fabric of choice, is then processed in organic cotton and lyocell, derived from wood.
And so, the origin exalts the authenticity and fluidity of the fabric, as distinctive features of the new SEAN 5-pocket jeans that are simple in form yet still disruptive.
Suede and nylon are used with great skill to give life to waistcoats, wind jackets and denim jackets that, now more than ever, make the collection truly timeless.
Today’s garments are made to last, as Jacob Cohën reminds us, perfectly aligned with the collaboration with upcycling denim brand SCPT.
As a guest of the presentation and an integral part of the outfitting, SCPT created dedicated installations made with Jacob Cohën denim garments
to narrate the possibility of giving a second life to fabrics otherwise destined to be thrown away. Indeed, SCPT regenerates used fabrics,
merging sartorial tradition and awareness, for less frenetic and more responsible fashion.
THE JACOB COHËN PRODUCT PHILOSOPHY
Jacob Cohën jeans were born with a precise idea: to be the first luxury denim, to be worn even on more formal occasions.
A luxury that had never been seen in the casual world, and that combines Italian manufacturing skill with the highest quality denim fabrics,
with infinite comfort and creativity, and together with refined stylistic research.
Maniacal attention to detail, precious touches like jewel buttons, sartorial finishes, unique back label in fine materials:
every Jacob Cohën jean travels with an Italian pedigree and a cosmopolitan passport.
And that's why every Jacob Cohën is truly special: a classic, yet collectible.
Each Jacob Cohën jean is the result of a long series of steps, but the actual result exceeds the simple sum of the addends. Like when the same dish is prepared by different cooks. Or the same book is read by different people.
In Jacob Cohën workshops there are those who design, those who cut, those who sew, those who embroider: in an endless series of inescapable steps. And then there are those who wear. And, as in a kiss, it is not a matter of chemistry alone, but of love. In every Jacob Cohën garment there is passion, dedication, attention, research. And love.
Each Jacob Cohën is the result of more than 100 hours of careful steps, performed under the eye of expert technicians. Hours of continuous quality control, of product care that is the essence of Made in Italy, the essence of a luxury product that by virtue of this, must last forever.
Every Jacob Cohën has its own DNA: the canvases all come from the best premium denim suppliers in the world. From Italy, from Japan, with the famous selvedge canvases. All have an intrinsic quality that speaks of tradition and innovation, sustainability and preciousness.
Moreover, the workshops where each jean is assembled are the same ones that saw the birth of the brand, and they are all located in that industrious Veneto region whose soul is linked to the perfection of the Jacob Cohën product.
This is how the luxury idea of a Jacob Cohën jean is really born:
It all starts with a drawing, a pattern, which in turn becomes an endless series of measurements, codes, lengths and proportions. What was once the paper pattern design now becomes, in the companies working for Jacob Cohën, one of the most technologically advanced processes. Digitized, the pattern is broken down into different parts that are projected with a laser onto the fabric, lining or denim. Each cut is of millesimal precision. Denim cutting, for example, is done with state-of-the-art machinery: having scanned the patterns, a sharp blade makes the cut on about 50 denim layers, pressed together to eliminate any air bubbles.
The result is not only perfect in terms of yield, but ideal and necessary so that no fabric is wasted. Only highly skilled workers can operate these machines, the best on the market.
