Thank you for viewing. A long-established British brand founded in 1937. The "G" for golf, and the "9" for the 9 holes that make up a course. Also known as the Harrington, after the name of the protagonist who wore this G9 in a TV drama, this item is still one of the most beloved icons in the history of menswear. Born in 1937 by two talented and creative brothers, John Miller and Isaac Miller, the G9, a testament to the fusion of effort and innovation, features a Fraser tartan check lining, which Lord Fraser allowed Miller to use, and an umbrella yoke, a pattern on the back to protect golfers from the rain, and boasts a unique design that is instantly recognizable as the G9. As the ancestor of the blouson, many brands have since imitated this shape with similar designs. The "back dog ear" high neck features two buttons, and ribbed elastic cuffs were used to protect the wrists from the impact of hitting a ball. The large front pockets, which close with buttons, are designed to hold two golf balls. The G9 jacket is also known as the Harrington jacket, and in Japan, it's called a swing top, and has been loved by many Hollywood stars and musicians, including Elvis. It has also permeated the music scene, and was worn by British skinheads and mods. This is from the early 90s, the white tag era with an Opti zipper. Up to this era, it had a boxy silhouette, a short length, and a glossy, ultra-high-density, thin, high-quality 100% cotton outer fabric. The current ones have a completely different, stiff feel of poly-cotton, and are narrow and long and smart. I've gotten rid of all the current ones. The red blouson with a generous width is incredibly masculine. With this, I want to ride a CBX or a classic car with a white Arai full-face helmet. It has been cleaned. You can wear it immediately upon arrival. ^ - ^ Shoulder width / Body width / Sleeve length / Length Body width: 61cm Length: 63cm Color: Red系 Material: Other materials Stains, tears, odors, etc.: None A little extra, Photos 10 and later are image photos of the color and the coolness of the Baracuta G9. ^ - ^