[A Nice Piece of American Corporate Apparel] Condition (B) No noticeable major damage or tears, in relatively good condition considering its age. There is some sign of wear and light scuffing on the elbows, but no damage that would impede wear. Recommended for those who can appreciate the unique texture of vintage items. Size... 36-38 (equivalent to M) Shoulder width... Cannot be measured due to raglan sleeves Body width 57cm Length 71cm Sleeve length 85cm *Measured flat, please allow for slight errors. Material... Nylon Color... Blue *Color may vary depending on monitor environment. Comment... Circa 1970s-1980s, Vintage coach jacket from Pla-Jac by Dunbrooke. This model was made in the US as a uniform jacket for companies and teams at the time. The left chest features embroidery of the logo for Chevron, a major American energy company. On the opposite side, it reads API 500,000 HOUR SAFETY AWARD COALINGA FIELD embroidered, giving it the background of an award jacket celebrating safety records in the field. A vintage piece with a story, typical of American corporate apparel. This particular item also features ribbed cuffs, a boa lining, and is made in the USA. These are details that I personally consider essential for a coach jacket. The sleeves have ribbed cuffs to block wind, and the lining is a warm boa lining. Although it's a light nylon jacket, it offers good warmth. The size is labeled 36-38, making it a comfortable fit for Japanese people as well. It pairs well with denim, work pants, sweatshirts, and hoodies, making it a jacket that can be casually thrown on, typical of American vintage clothing. vintage ヴィンテージ ビンテージ 50s 60s 70s 80s 90s Levis Lee Ralph Lauren Carhartt Made in USA Dickies Patagonia