Candidate catalogue entry
Casaque Clefs de H
Title: Candidate · not independently reviewedArtist credit: Candidate · not independently reviewed
The inherited pilot metadata remains provisional. The separately reviewed note below does not promote the catalogue record or establish a first-edition year.
Factual note
A factual note
This note has its own sources and limits. The inherited catalogue metadata elsewhere on this page remains provisional.
Casaque Clefs de H takes its stated inspiration from jockey jerseys. The inspected Hermès product, reference H269140S 04, is a cashmere scarf made in Great Britain, with listed dimensions of 30 by 160 centimeters. These details identify one version rather than every object that might carry the name.[1]
No designer is named in the inspected description. Its authorship, first-edition date and precise relationship to other Clefs motifs remain open; none is inferred from the title alone.
First-edition year: not established by these sources.
Sources and limits of this note
- Casaque Clefs de H scarf · HermèsProduct description, lines 32–41 · Product description, lines 34–35
Evidence details and uncertainties
- documented version · supported
- H269140S 04: cashmere; Great Britain; 30 × 160 cmproduct:H269140S 04Casaque Clefs de H scarf, Product description, lines 32–41
- stated inspiration · supported
- Jockey jerseysproduct:H269140S 04Casaque Clefs de H scarf, Product description, lines 34–35
- artist · unknown
- Unknowndesign
- relationship to other clefs designs · unknown
- Unknowndesign
- first edition year · unknown
- Unknownexisting_entity
What is documented
- Title
- Casaque Clefs de H Candidate · not independently reviewed
- Artist credit
- Candidate · not independently reviewed
- First edition
- Unknown Unknown
Reviewed product variants
No product variant is established in the reviewed sample for this entry.
Documentary context
The National Horse Racing Museum explains the practical role of racing colors: bright, distinct patterns help spectators follow jockeys during a race.
Context only. Designer remains unknown; no relation to Les Clés inferred; cashmere product details remain reference-specific.
- Education resource, Jockey silks and colors · National Horse Racing Museum
Printed page 7 (PDF page index 6), Jockey silks and colors, lines 69–80
This narrowly scoped reference does not establish an independent history of this design or its first edition. Historical evidence and visual credits remain separate.