Old UNIQLO 00s quilting down jacket y2k shiny short length tech style Premium Down - Early Model This is a UNIQLO down jacket from 2004, the initial model of UNIQLO's premium down. It was a model that pioneered high-quality down for UNIQLO. It became a hot topic for its quality, which rivaled and even surpassed that of outdoor brands. October 27, 2004 "Premium Down" outerwear, a notable trend item of 2004, newly released from UNIQLO UNIQLO will release "Premium Down" outerwear, using high-quality Polish down feathers, at UNIQLO stores nationwide from Monday, November 15th. UNIQLO was particular about world-class quality even in down outerwear, a basic winter item. By carrying out each process in the world's optimal location, such as collecting feathers in Poland, selecting them in Taiwan, and sewing them in Vietnam, high-quality down outerwear was created. UNIQLO was particular about world-class quality even in down outerwear, which is a representative casual outerwear product. This year, UNIQLO used the feathers of the KOLh3DA (Kouda) breed of goose, which only lives in Poland. The KOLh3DA breed is managed by the Polish government and raised in a favorable breeding environment. It has pure white feathers and a large body, which is characterized by the ability to obtain high-loft down balls. Color: 【Dark Purple】 *The color may differ slightly from the actual product depending on your monitor and shooting environment. No photos of the item being worn. Size L Width: 58 cm Sleeve Length: 68 cm Length: 62 cm Material: Down: 90% Feather: 10% Drawcord included Please see the profile for unauthorized reproduction of images. Condition: There are no noticeable holes, and it is still an item that can be used! No photos of the item being worn. Negotiable on price! Please offer your desired price! Other colors and similar items are also available! Please see the listing! *Will be compressed for shipping. Please forgive any creases. 00s vintage short-sleeved hoodie Heisei gal fairy Kitty frills lame fairy grunge fairy mcbling archive