Born in Massachusetts, USA in 1952, "Timberland" is originally known for its waterproof leather boots. However, the brand's apparel line, which fuses outdoor and workwear, also has many hidden masterpieces. Archive items from the 90s and 00s of the WEATHERGEAR and PERFORMANCE lines are being re-evaluated in the fashion and vintage clothing scenes. This is a short-length fishing jacket that appears to be a sample of Barbour's masterpiece, the Spey Jacket. With a salmon pink body that looks slightly washed, reminiscent of STONE ISLAND archives, a brown leather collar, D-rings, front gusseted pockets, and a rounded raglan sleeve silhouette, this is a rare piece interpreted in the Timberland style. *There are stains on the lining (not visible when worn). If you are concerned, soaking it in oxygen bleach may clean it. *The leather on the collar also shows signs of aging (can be made less noticeable with oil care). I think it's within an acceptable range for those accustomed to vintage clothing. 【Size】S (Raglan Sleeve) Width: Approximately 64cm Length: Approximately 63cm Shoulder width/Sleeve length: Not measurable due to raglan sleeves Timberland Timberland Spey Jacket Barbour Fishing Jacket Tech Made in Hong Kong Vintage Outdoor Vintage Clothing Vintage 90s Weather Gear