● Listed Size ● Actual Size Length: 77 cm Width: 60 cm Sleeve Length: 68 cm Shoulder Width: 50 cm ▼ Story / Trivia ▼ In the early 2000s, Kissmark launched the concept of "From the snowy mountains to the city." This piece captures the heat of that transitional period. The base is the N-3B flight parka of the U.S. Air Force. While retaining the cold-weather protection structure for polar regions, it features metal hooks derived from fireman jackets on the front, sewing together the functional philosophies of outdoor, work, and military. The pattern is a desert tiger stripe camo reminiscent of dust. Originally a tiger camo used in tropical battlefields, it was reconstructed for urban use, and the faded beige gradations resonate with the "earth color" boom of the time. Kissmark is not just a sports brand. Based on the weather resistance cultivated in snow wear, it explored clothing that functions in the city, a "crossroads of functional beauty and play." This jacket encapsulates that experimental spirit. The gleam of the metal hooks, the texture of the fur-lined hood, all are details that speak of the mix of Japanese street and military in the 2000s. Holding it now, the atmosphere of the time suddenly revives. It's a piece of high archival value, difficult to reproduce now, encapsulating the atmosphere of a transitional period. ● Condition There are some pills on the right armpit (back of the patch). Please see the photos for details. ⚠ Please consider this item as vintage and understand its condition before purchasing. ● About Discounts We will basically accommodate discounts, but please provide your desired price. We will generally ignore inquiries such as "How much is the maximum discount?" ● About Shipping We will ship within 24 hours. ※ If the shipping date is delayed due to personal reasons, we will announce it in our profile. We also offer various items from vintage to archive, so please take a look. No stains, tears, or odors.