Northfold OKONKWO Men's Commemorative Edition Solid Color Travel TOUR JACKET Yokosuka Denim Jacket Coat

Material: Cotton, plain weave fabric with denim backing Zipper: TALON No. 5 Brass Zipper A brand new embroidered jacket, this type of embroidered jacket is mostly called TOUR JACKET, which is made from military-style jackets with added embroidery. It belongs to a type of commemorative clothing.It originated during the war period. After the war, soldiers would find local craftsmen to help embroider their combat uniforms with local characteristics as a souvenir. Yokosuka is one of the most representative commemorative uniforms because its tough military uniform becomes more beautiful and lively with local embroidery. This culture has gradually developed. - Due to historical reasons, commemorative uniforms are most commonly found in Japan and Vietnam. On one hand, the United States has been stationed or fighting in both countries for a long time; on the other hand, there are also quite unique cultures in those places.Of course, this style of clothing is now used as design inspiration or replicas by many brands!! We did not use the usual Japanese patterns for this jacket; instead, we created our own design. Solid color travel jackets are relatively rare in the market, with mostly Japanese-style patterns. This jacket uses TALON No. 5 brass zippers and two types of fabric.Denim blue is made of plain weave denim fabric, while royal blue, army green, and khaki are made of plain weave fabric with a surface facing downwards.Loose cut, looks great when worn!! About the fabric description: The fabric of this model is made with reverse bottom as the surface. A few tiny yarn ends on the surface are normal and not pilling; this is just how the fabric itself is. The so-called pilling is when the fabric originally looks clean and shiny without this issue; it's only considered pilling when worn afterward. There are various types of fabrics on the market, including brushed ones, distressed ones, and aged ones. These are just effects and not quality issues like pilling!