Great vintage condition. Nice patina.

Measurements:

Pit to pit: 20"

Length: 23"

Shoulders: 18"

Shoulder to cuff: 26"

Constructed from an ultra-lightweight, high-shine cire nylon, this unlined blouson features a relaxed, cropped drape engineered for transitional utility layering. The structural profile incorporates a gathered, elasticized rear waistband and a convertible point collar fitted with an integrated throat latch closure. Hardware consists of period-accurate metallic snap closures on the dual waist pockets and a heavy-duty, American-made Prentice block-letter aluminum front zipper. 

Although the primary manufacturer's interior label has been removed or faded completely over time, the presence of the Prentice hardware firmly anchors this garment in mid-century American sportswear production. The distinct "wet look" high-gloss nylon textile was a hallmark of late 1960s and 1970s outerwear, popularized by the intersection of auto-racing aesthetics and experimental disco-era casualwear, making this a prime example of unbranded, era-specific design. 

Vintage, 1970s, 70s, Mid-Century, Prentice Zipper, Cire Nylon, Wet Look, High Shine, Blouson, Windbreaker, Cafe Racer, Bomber Jacket, Transitional Outerwear, Americana, Retro, Disco Era, Auto Racing, Menswear, Lightweight, Streetwear, Archive, Archive Fashion, Unbranded, Earth Tones, Brown, Utility