Thank you for viewing. 60s EDDIE BAUER POLER DOWN LITE PARKA Eddie Bauer, a long-established brand that sold hunting supplies in Seattle, Washington as early as the 1920s. The Poler Down, which reigned as the highest quality down in the 60s. It was a down jacket that could withstand temperatures down to -56 degrees Celsius and was priced at around 300,000 yen at the time, and was sold at a higher rank than the brand's famous Karokoram Down series. The shell has a 60/40-like material feel, and the pockets have large-diameter pockets with hand warmers on the front. The hand warmers have a material inside that was excellent for heat retention at the time. The down is packed all the way to the hem, and the hood's inner lining uses mouton, indicating that it was one of the top models in the Poler Parka grade at the time. The inner pockets also use 60/40 material, and you can see the attention to detail, as befits the highest quality down of the time. Condition: USED, zipper replaced with YKK, top button missing, many damage repair locations, mouton on the back of the hood is hard and deformed and cracked. Junk item Size: Unknown Length 87cm, Shoulder width 54cm, Body width 72cm, Sleeve length 69cm Click here for a list of other items for sale #blackboxstore We do not accept returns or refunds after bidding. Please bid with understanding as it is a USED item. We ask that only those who can respond within 24 hours of contact after winning the bid and can make payment within 3 days of winning the bid participate in the transaction. Notes on winning bids The images displayed may appear differently depending on the monitor environment used by each person, so we do not accept returns, refunds, or exchanges due to differences in the image of the product upon arrival. 60s EDDIE BAUER POLER DOWN LITE PARKA Sunrise tag Eddie Bauer Poler Lite Down Jacket Vintage Karokoram L.L.BEAN Color: Beige系 (beige-based) Dirt, tears, odor, etc.: Yes Material (filling): Goose