Baseball Jacket Michigan

Don't despair of freezing temperatures, because this cool check jacket dresses you just as perfectly as it keeps you toasty warm. The tightly woven wool fabric and thick, soft teddy lining won't let a drafty breeze through when you're unloading your pick-up in the Great Lakes State or need to get across the border quickly with a truckload of homebrew, or simply want to survive the harsh European winter! Dear winter, ready to rumble?

Retro men's jacket in college look of red / black check.

The sporty check jacket convinces instantly with the fluffy fabric in red-black check pattern. The unusual combination between checked fabric in vintage flair and casual college jacket cut looks great. The collar is made of soft teddy bear fur, which also adorns the interior and the welt pockets, where your hands find warming protection. Additional storage space is provided by two inside pockets. The two-tone striped ribbed fabric at the cuffs fits perfectly with the check fabric and is very robust, so that too much wear out is prevented. The plaid jacket is closed by sturdy snap buttons. Nothing stands in the way of a vacation job as a Canadian lumberjack!

The details of the baseball jacket Michigan:

• Material: wool blend
• Exact material: 30% wool, 30% polyester, 30% acrylic, 10% other fibers.
• Color: red, black
• Pattern: checks
• Soft teddy fur lining and collar, 100% polyester
• Baseball jacket shape in oldschool check pattern
• Info: For the perfect size, please refer to the size chart!

Our model Doc Puky is 170 cm tall and wears this jacket in size M.

Rumble59 offers great and comfortable fashion for all rockabillies and greasers. Optimal comfort and stunning look are guaranteed with this terrific jacket made of plaid twisted yarn!

About College Jackets:
Originally, these jackets were called letterman jackets or varsity jackets. This expression found its beginning in the tradition of high school or college students wearing the initial letters of their school or team on the jackets. At some colleges, students had to earn the letters for the jackets on a dare or other special achievements.