⭐︎Thank you for viewing!⭐︎ This is a stadium jacket from Indian Motorcycle. The size is 40 (M to L). It has been worn very little, so there are no noticeable scratches or stains, and there is almost no feeling of use, so the overall condition is good. Thank you. Indian sports wear for motor cyclists Stadium jacket Material: Main body Melton: 100% wool Lining: 50% rayon, 50% cotton Padding: 100% polyester Sleeves: Cow leather (genuine cowhide) Original price was 55,650 yen. This is a reproduction product faithful to the original, from Toyo Enterprises, which is known for its "INDIAN MOTORCYCLE" brand. In the good old days of America, Indian Motorcycle was a legendary motorcycle manufacturer that continued to make high-end, top-of-the-line bikes, even more luxurious than Harley-Davidson. Unfortunately, Indian Motorcycle went bankrupt, but Toyo Enterprises revived Indian Motorcycle as a licensed apparel brand. This is an award jacket from Indian Motorcycle. The stadium jumper is a Japanese-English term, and in America, it is generally called an "award jacket," "letterman's jacket," or "varsity jacket" because it is only worn by those who have achieved excellent results in sports competitions and games. American award jackets often have the team's initials or mark on the chest, and the graduation year or their own number on the sleeves, sewn with a pile-fabric patch called a "chenille." This "chenille" was distributed as a participation prize or prize at competitions and games, and it seems that people sewed it onto their jackets and wore them. The material is Melton (a woolen fabric made with thick, soft spun yarn, subjected to strong shrinkage, and finished by short shearing of the surface fluff) for the body and cowhide leather for the sleeves. The body lining and sleeve lining are quilted fabric for easy wear and good slip. The embroidery is chain stitch. The design is "INDIAN MOTORCYCLE." Due to the solid feel of the material, it will be somewhat bulky when shipped. It will be folded to a reasonable extent to prevent damage during shipping.