This is an introduction of Japan Jacket which seems to have been manufactured in Okinawa in the 1960s. Like the one made in Yokosuka, it is reversible, with the word JAPAN and lucky charms embroidered on both sides. The jacket is the same cut as the Vietnam War era tour jackets, with a distinctive black surface. It is reversible, so you can enjoy the pattern on the reverse side, but it was probably only worn with the black side facing out. There are stains on the back side near the abdomen and on the sleeves. The embroidery is very beautiful, and the name is embroidered, so we assume that the name was sewn onto an existing jacket afterwards. The size is very small, and it seems to have been made for a child at that time. This jacket is in good condition and has a different charm from the Japan Jacket of the 50's. We highly recommend this jacket. This is a used item and cannot be returned. Please understand.

Size: LL (labeled)

Size (flat): Body width 46 cm, Length 46 cm, Sleeve length 67 cm (raglan sleeves)