April 22, 2024
Vtg 60s mens Mexican navy suede skinny fit jacket 40" S
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Vtg 60s mens Mexican navy suede skinny fit jacket 40" S Desc ription : This is a fitted jacket in the softest navy blue suede. It is Mexican and labelled "Genuine leather Mexican cowhide". It has quite large collars, popper buttons in a dark coppery colour with starbursts on, 2 front pockets and has white vertical stitching all over. The cuffs have double popper studs. The pockets also have 2 poppers and an internal pleat. Era: 1960s/70s Brand: no label Material: suede Measurements: Small: Chest 40", shoulders one side only 18", Length 22", underarm 17.5" Condition: Great vintage condition. There is slight wear on the suede but nothing too bad. Please check out my other vintage and retro items for sale on ebay and www. . Thanks for looking and !!! Payment Please can you pay within 5 days. If you are having any problems let me know asap. I accept paypal or personal cheque. I am happy for you to collect in person with cash on collection if you would prefer. International bidders please contact me in advance of the listing ending for a shipping quote.Shipping I aim to post within 2 working days of payment being received. I post first class recorded but if you need the item quicker please let me know before paying so I can adjust the invoice. Where possible i aim to recycle all packaging especially boxes and bubble wrap. Terms of
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