★★Please be sure to read the profile to prevent any trouble.★★★ ★★★Please confirm the availability before purchasing to prevent any trouble.★★★ No price reduction. This is a workwear item made by Lee, an American denim brand, using "CHETOPA TWILL," which was developed from the 1960s to the 1970s. Tag Details: Material Brand: CHETOPA TWILL is a twill fabric developed by Lee in Chetpa, Kansas, aiming for high durability for workers. Processing Technology: The "PERMANENT PRESS" notation indicates that the item has been treated with wrinkle-resistant processing, eliminating the need for ironing. Era: Based on the tag design and notations ("PERMANENT PRESS," etc.), it is estimated to be a vintage item from the late 1960s to the 1970s. Product Type: This tag is often found on Lee's work jackets (swing tops), work shirts, work pants, and other navy-colored items. Purchased from an American auction. Good condition: There may be some stains due to storage. No missing buttons. Used condition. No damage. Good condition. One-wash washed. Jacket 【Actual Size】 Length: Approximately 57.0 cm Width: Approximately 62.0 cm Sleeve length from center back: Approximately 75.5 cm Sleeve length: Approximately 60.0 cm Shoulder width: Approximately 47.0 cm *Please judge the condition from the photos. Vintage and military surplus enthusiasts are welcome to purchase. If you are not familiar with the above, please consider carefully before purchasing. 1960s-70s Lee jacket in navy color, with an American flag patch. - Brand: Lee - Manufacturing Year: 1960s-70s - Color: Navy - Features: With American flag patch - Pockets: 2 front pockets Thank you for viewing. Color...Navy系 Stains, tears, odors, etc....None