The Moraine - Himalayan Crocodile Leather Blazer
Cream down the front, taupe gathering at the sides and running the length of both sleeves. Théo Galbert cuts the Himalayan crocodile so the pale field falls unbroken from collar to hem, front and back, and lets the darker scales frame it like the edge of a glacier. The blazer is tailored close, with a notched lapel, two buttons and two flap pockets, and lined in brown satin that picks up the warm tone of the skin. Under the hand the scales are smooth, cool and slightly domed. A blazer worn over a black t-shirt, with nothing else asking to be seen.
Product Details
Himalayan crocodile tailored by hand in Paris, with a lapel, a set-in sleeve and a structured shoulder.
Product Details
- Handcrafted in Paris, France
- Himalayan crocodile leather, with CITES documentation
- Tailored blazer construction
- Numbered label and signed certificate of authenticity
Traceability: Dyeing and construction: France
Size & Fit
All our garments are crafted in standard sizes. Detailed information is available by consulting the Size Guide.
We strongly recommend selecting one size up for optimal comfort.
Care & Maintenance
To preserve its beauty and longevity, we recommend the following care:
- Cleaning exclusively by a leather / haute couture specialist.
- Do not wash, iron or dry clean.
- Do not use standard cleaning products or solvents.
Every Galbert Paris creation is the fruit of rare artisanal craftsmanship.
Respectful care will preserve its patina and brilliance over time.
Shipping & Returns
Every Galbert Paris creation is made to order by hand in Paris. Production begins the day your order is confirmed.
- Catalog creations: approximately 10 business days
- Bespoke commissions: 3 to 8 weeks, depending on the pattern and the leather selected
Once completed, your creation is checked, numbered, signed and prepared for shipment.
- Shipped from Paris to the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom, Australia, the United Arab Emirates, the European Union and the French overseas departments, with UPS OneExpress or DHL Express, your choice at checkout
- Complimentary standard delivery, no minimum order
- Complimentary express delivery on orders over $1,000
- Real-time tracking and full insurance on every parcel
- Average delivery: 5 to 9 business days after shipping, depending on destination, or about 15 to 19 business days from your order
- Duties included outside the European Union, nothing due on delivery (French overseas departments excepted)
You have 14 days from the date you receive your order to request a return or exchange. Creations must be returned in their original condition, unworn, with their complete packaging, to our Paris boutique, 25 Rue Marbeuf, 75008 Paris, at the customer's expense.
Full details in our Shipping Policy and Refund Policy, or write to us at contact@galbertparis.com.
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Inspiration Mastered
Before any stitch, each model is sketched by Théo Galbert in his Parisian atelier. Volumes, lines and materials are conceived to translate a single idea: the visual power of quiet luxury.
The Artisan's Hand
Exotic leathers, silks and noble wools are hand-selected, then crafted by hand in Paris. Every stitch, every patina is executed with an obsession for detail and longevity, the hallmark of Galbert craftsmanship.
The Creation, Your Story
Each creation is numbered, signed and accompanied by its certificate of authenticity. This is where craftsmanship meets singularity: the signature of Théo Galbert.
Inspiration Mastered
Before any stitch, each model is sketched by Théo Galbert in his Parisian atelier. Volumes, lines and materials are conceived to translate a single idea: the visual power of quiet luxury.
The Artisan's Hand
Exotic leathers, silks and noble wools are hand-selected, then crafted by hand in Paris. Every stitch, every patina is executed with an obsession for detail and longevity, the hallmark of Galbert craftsmanship.
The Creation, Your Story
Each creation is numbered, signed and accompanied by its certificate of authenticity. This is where craftsmanship meets singularity: the signature of Théo Galbert.
The Galbert Paris Craftsmanship
Every creation is born from a gesture, an intention and an absolute pursuit of excellence.
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes. We ship from Paris to the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom, Australia, the United Arab Emirates, the 27 countries of the European Union and the French overseas departments. Every order leaves the atelier in secure packaging, with its numbered certificate of authenticity, real-time tracking and full insurance.
Every creation is made to order. Catalog creations take approximately 10 business days to make; bespoke commissions take 3 to 8 weeks. Delivery then takes 5 to 9 business days with UPS OneExpress or DHL Express, your choice at checkout.
If your country is available at checkout, we deliver to your address. Regions we cannot serve are automatically excluded from the order process.
Yes. A tracking link is sent the moment your creation ships. Our team remains available at contact@galbertparis.com for any question.
You have 14 days from receipt to return or exchange a creation, unworn, in its original condition, with its complete packaging. Return shipping is at your expense. Bespoke commissions made to your measurements cannot be returned or exchanged.
Cleaning exclusively by a leather or haute couture specialist. Do not wash, iron or dry clean, and do not use standard cleaning products or solvents. Respectful care preserves the patina and the brilliance of the skin over time.
Yes, by appointment at our Paris boutique, 25 Rue Marbeuf, 75008 Paris, Monday to Saturday, 9 am to 8 pm. For the most demanding commissions, Théo Galbert receives clients himself. Write to contact@galbertparis.com.
Yes. Every creation is cut, assembled and finished by hand by Théo Galbert in Paris. Skins, silks and crystals are selected one by one. Each creation is numbered, signed, and delivered with its certificate of authenticity.
Yes. Each model is released in a numbered series and never reissued. Once a number is sold, it belongs to the history of Galbert Paris.