90s Bernhard Altmann Boa Collar 2-Way Hunting Jacket - L - Made in Japan

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This is a hunting jacket with a boa collar from Bernhard Altmann, circa the early 1990s.

The boa collar is a removable 2-WAY specification, allowing you to wear it in a classic hunting style with the boa, or in a clean field jacket style without it, changing the look to suit the occasion.

The outer fabric is 100% cotton in khaki.
It has a military and outdoor feel, and is a vintage-like material that develops character the more you wear it.

The inside is fully lined with a cotton-like fabric with an all-over pattern.
Thin batting is included, ensuring good heat retention.

The lining features a hunting pattern with a motif of European hunting gentlemen, and the classic and elegant world view typical of Bernhard Altmann is attractive.
The contrast with the simple exterior is a very nice touch.

Based on the product number tag, this item is judged to be a Japanese-made model from the early 1990s, and is characterized by its high-quality construction, which was produced for department stores at the time.

It has large flap pockets on the front, and the practicality of a hunting jacket is also ◎
The relaxed size makes it easy to match with current styles.

【Size】LARGE
Length 73cm
Width 63cm
Sleeve length 85cm
* Please note that there may be some errors.

【Material】
Outer fabric: 100% cotton
Lining/Batting: Polyester

【Condition】
Although it is a used item, there is some wear,
but there are no noticeable damages or major stains,
and it is in generally good condition.

Recommended for those who like hunting, outdoor, military, American casual, Ralph Lauren, and Barbour styles.

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