Tailor Toyo TT15792 Souvenir "Sukajan" Late 1950s Style Velveteen Jacket Polar Bear x Alaska Map Storlek:XL You don't have to worry

You don't have to worry about shrinkage when you wash them for the first time and when worn for years they will look almost identical with a pair of vintage 1940's jeans

5 oz heavy twill moleskin fabric

- 5 tear drop shaped holes

The jacket made of sturdy nylon filled with down combined with the Cowboy aesthetic using a typical western shoulder yoke became a hit and could soon be seen in every other ski slope

The tightly woven fabric is very durable and features some resistance to water and fire

Tailor Toyo TT15792 Souvenir "Sukajan" Late 1950s Style Velveteen Jacket Polar Bear x Alaska Map Storlek:XL You don't have to worryThe history of the souvenir jacket, also known as a "Sukajan" jacket in Japanese goes back to the very end of the world war two, when American soldiers that were stationed in Japan began to get traditional Japanese designs hand embroidered on the inside of their jackets as a symbol, memory and souvenir to remind them of their time in Japan. This kind of jacket was produced as a mixture of traditional Japanese textiles and an American baseball jacket