Vintage Award Jacket [1960s-] Vintage Award Jacket

This is an award jacket from the 1960s. In Japan, they are called stadium jumpers, but in America they are called Varsity/Lettermans. The custom of wearing patches (letters) is said to have started at Harvard University, and is still awarded to players with excellent results and is adopted by powerful schools. The body is melton wool that has become stiff due to age, the sleeves are soft cow leather, the mustard body and solid black color scheme have a good atmosphere, and the presence of the patch is also a highlight. The hem is a rare piece with a straight silhouette without ribs, and the lining is made of iridescent cupra fabric similar to that used in suits, giving it a special feel. A beautiful vertical silhouette that has just the right amount of room and doesnt feel unrefined. Body: Wool Sleeve: Genuine Leather Lining: Cupra Color: Mustard × Black 【size】 Shoulder width: 56,5cm Width: 65cm Sleeve length: 70cm Length: 77cm [Model size] Height: 167,5cm Shoulder width: 44cm B (chest measurement): 83cm W (waist): 78cm