Vintage Wrangler Corduroy Jacket - size Large/XL

Posted on Thu 22nd, February 2024

• #1

Jome
Nice lightly padded versatile vintage jacket used but good condition with loads of life in it. I’m just not wearing it any more.

Quite a baggy large - says large on label but it feel a bit bigger to me.

MEASUREMENTS
Front zipper length 24”
Pit-pit 27”
Pit-cuff 20”

There’s some wear but nothing that detracts too much.. Also there’s a small white speck on one of the forearms.

Colour is like a medium-faded navy blue. I find it hard to photograph clothes but can get more pics if needed. From non-smoking house.

Would like £30+maybe a fiver for posting it. Thanks

NOW SOLD THANKS

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• #2

Jome

£30 posted anyone?
• #3

t13

Hi, Just trying to imagine the jacket on, is it a bomber style fit?

Thanks
• #4

Jome in reply to @t13

Hi, yeah sort of, for me it feels like a loose work/casual jacket and it comes a bit lower than traditional bomber. It's certainly not fitted.
• #5

t13

Thanks will dm

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