Fish Tail Shell Hoodie

DJ-1203 Fish Tail Shell Hoodie

50% Cotton, 50% Nylon

This design is based on the US Army field coat from the 1950s and 1960s, which is also famous as a mod coat.

The mod coat is synonymous with British mod culture.

The official name of the vintage is PARKA SHELL M-1951.

This coat is full of eye-catching features, including a long length that covers the knees, a thick liner, and real coyote fur.

After that, it underwent numerous improvements and evolved into the PARKA MAN'S M-65 coat, produced in 1965.

Taking into consideration the various improvements made over that time, we took the best of both worlds and created the DJ-1089 FISH TAIL SHELL HOODIE, which was planned for 2020 (and sold out in a flash).

"The best of both worlds"

The hood of the M-51 was integrated into the body, but Dry Bones has made it a separate type.

The M-65, which is a separate type, has white acrylic fur that is hard and rough, but Dry Bones uses fake fur that resembles coyote fur like the M-51, which is warm and soft.

This DJ-1203 is the latest in a series of changes to the outer fabric for 2020.

Last time we used 100% cotton weather cloth, but this time we're using a cotton-nylon blend camouflage print.

This fabric is more water-repellent and lighter in weight.

This time it's only the outer shell, so it can be used as light gear and can also be combined with the liner from last time.

It has been transformed into a parka that also functions as excellent rain gear.

Of course, it also functions as a motorcycle outerwear, just like the British scooter riders of the time.

The image is of a coat I would like Ace, the leader of Quadrophenia, to wear (secret)