Solid Piping Car Coat

DJ-1189 Solid Piping Car Coat

100% wool

Sizes 40 (L) and 42 (XL) are sold out.

Half-length award jackets were only popular around the 1950s .

Or perhaps it would be better described as a car coat with a collar.

In the 1950s , short award jackets (lettered jackets) became all the rage.

Before and after that, before the 1940s and after the 1960s, only ribbed collars existed.

In other words, collared award jackets only existed in the 1950s.

Also, half-length melton jackets, also known as car coats, overwhelmingly have ribbed collars.

Therefore, this all-melton, half-length, collared jacket is extremely rare.

This rare jacket from that time was planned and produced in only one color, black, which was also rare at the time.

Details such as the white piping, the pocket for change on the side, and the ticket pocket on the left sleeve were created with a "motorsports" image in mind.

So the front buttons are snap buttons.

The parts are designed to be easy to put on and take off even with gloves on.

The pocket pulls have chains and the top has a vintage U-shaped fastening.

The ribbed knit has stripes and fits snugly.

At first glance, it looks like an ordinary varsity jacket, but upon closer inspection, you can see that it is a masterpiece that has been carefully crafted down to the smallest detail.

The lining is quilted with cupra, making it effective as cold weather clothing.