Western style is slowly gaining momentum, especially among a certain core group of people, perhaps because of the 90's street counter, and the tight, masculine style is being reevaluated.
Introduced here is a Western jacket made in the 1960s, which is a bit unusual. At first glance, it looks like a shirt, but it has been rearranged into a jacket by setting it to blouson length and arranging waist pockets. Moreover, the front has full snaps. These details that are unique to old things are unbearable.
The material is cotton satin. This material is not so familiar to most people, but you may recognize it as the material used in Lee's Westerner, the king of western wear. It is shiny, sexy, and tough, making it a material that is tailor-made for cowboys. It can be worn over a white tank top from now on.
Text_Yosuke Ishii
