⭐️ Extremely Rare ⭐️ Wrangler 124MJ Reproduction Made in Japan Vintage Denim Jacket Denim Jacket Jeans Jean Jacket American Casual M4971 Replica SCOVIL Original Rivets by Scovill "Wrangler" was born in 1947 as the Western line of the work brand "Blue Bell" of Greensboro, North Carolina. Rodeo Ben, who was in charge of costume design in Hollywood at the time, was appointed to product development, and fashion elements were injected into jeans, which had been work clothes until then. The tough construction that made use of Blue Bell's know-how and the Western design created by Mr. Ben gained high praise from cowboys, and its share steadily expanded. In 1974, the signature denim "13MWZ" was certified as the official jeans of the Professional Rodeo Cowboys Association of America, establishing an unshakeable position as a Western denim brand. After that, Blue Bell was acquired by VF Corporation, but the globally recognized Wrangler name continued under VF. Currently, along with LEVI'S and Lee, it boasts strong popularity as one of the three major American denim brands. The Wrangler 124MJ (One-Two-Four MJ) is a denim jacket from Wrangler's 3rd model that appeared in the 1970s. It is an iconic model representing the brand, characterized by the "W" stitch (Silent W) on the rounded chest pockets and trapezoidal hand pockets. It is also famous for being used by Steve McQueen and Liam Gallagher, and is popular even today in reproductions and vintage versions as a masterpiece that combines functionality as workwear and fashionability. Main Features * Pocket Design: Features the W stitch (Silent W) on the chest pockets and a trapezoidal design for the hand pockets. Size: S Shoulder width: 41cm Body width: 49cm Length: 59cm Sleeve length: 57cm Sugar Cane Warehouse Full Count Japan Blue Jeans Real McCoy's Evisu Denime Studio D'artisan Levi's ⭐️ Follow Discount ⭐️ 1000-2999 yen ← 100 yen discount 3000 yen and up ← 300 yen discount #Seven's Denim List #Seven's Vintage List #Seven's Wrangler List