2002 NIKE Two-Tone Down Jacket Color: Orange × Rescue Orange Size: L Shoulder width: 52cm Body width: 61cm Sleeve length: 62cm Length: 70cm BODY: 100% POLYESTER LINING: 100% NYLON FILL: 72% DOWN 28% FEATHERS MADE IN VIETNAM F20710QVE A down jacket in Rescue Orange by Nike, made in 2002. While based on a strong orange color, the single-color composition with reduced decoration highlights the balance of "functionality and minimal design" typical of Nike in the early 2000s. The color stands out both in the city and outdoors, and the straight lines and clean front design create a well-balanced impression. The body is made of 100% lightweight polyester, and the lining is 100% nylon. The filling uses 72% down and 28% feathers, ensuring a classic volume and high heat retention. The front features a zip + snap button fly, a drawcord at the hem, and adjustment tabs on the cuffs, all of which are functional details common to Nike outerwear in the 2000s. Although not officially disclosed, it was rumored that Hiroshi Fujiwara was involved in the direction of NIKE in the early 2000s. This vivid orange color scheme also has a Y2K street sensibility that is connected to the Ura-Harajuku culture of the time, giving a "urban and musical" mood beyond casual wear. The only logo is a small, understated Swoosh on the left sleeve, with minimal logo presence in contrast to the strength of the color. The relaxed fit makes it easy to layer with hoodies and sweatshirts. While the color is vivid, it doesn't become too eccentric, and it naturally blends with modern gorpcore styles, making it a unique piece with a strong Nike presence. #merces_hokkaido #merces_outer