Parachute Poncho by Nicola Pelly & Harry Parnass, Wool Blend One Size Fits All

From the legendary Canadian fashion brand Parachute, founded in Montreal by designer Nicola Pelly and architect Harry Parnass. This is an archival statement piece hooded poncho, a slight design departure for the brand. If I had to guess, this is late 80s, maybe even early 90s (they stopped making clothes in 1993). It's a bohemian-style hooded poncho featuring a rustic, multi-textured weave with a vibrant geometric and striped pattern. Because it's Parachute, it's an interesting take on a poncho shape. Very wide so the ends dip down, while the actual length is much less. 59" wide | from Neckline 25" long | no size tag Silhouette: Loose, oversized drape that flows open at the sides like a classic cape or blanket wrap. Neckline & Hood: Built-in oversized hood tapering into a soft V-neckline. Pattern: Horizontal stripes mixed with pixelated, native-inspired geometric blocks. Color Palette: Earthy multi-color scheme blending olive green, mustard yellow, burgundy, purple and charcoal grey. Fabric: Heavyweight wool blend with a slightly textured, tactile surface. Fabric woven in Italy. Not at all itchy. Original Label: The iconic white fabric tag is stitched into the back neckline, reading "PARACHUTE" under its classic geometric logo. Brand was famously worn by stars like David Bowie, Madonna, Duran Duran +