This is a vintage reversible jacket from Woolrich, dating from the 1980s to 1990s. Rare, made in the USA. The "Made in USA" tag and the registered trademark (®) mark on the white tag suggest this is a rare vintage item from the 1980s to the early 1990s. I purchased it from a used clothing store. One side features a thick, textured herringbone wool tweed. The fabric has a rich expression with color neps of red and blue mixed in. The other side is an authentic beige Harrington jacket (swing top) style. You can enjoy two completely different looks depending on your mood and coordination, making it a luxurious piece. It's thick and warm. As a vintage item, there are minor frays and light stains on the ribbing (see the last image), but the overall condition is good considering its age. The zipper opens and closes smoothly, and there are no missing buttons. It has been home-cleaned before listing. Please understand. Model number (16086) Based on catalog information from the 1980s, the number specifications are as follows: 16: Reversible jacket/outerwear category 086: Combination of specific materials (this product is herringbone wool x poly-cotton) Size (measured flat) Labeled size: L (relaxed silhouette) Sleeve length: 88cm (raglan sleeves, so shoulder width cannot be measured) Width: 64cm Length: 63cm (from the base of the collar in the back to the hem) ### Material Surface (tweed): 85% wool, 15% nylon Lining (solid): 65% polyester, 35% cotton I like it, and I think it would appeal to those who like "Baracuta" and "L.L.Bean." I am selling it to declutter. Would this suit someone who understands vintage clothing?