This is another piece from The Olympic Museum Collection, commemorating the Soviet delegation at the 1980 Summer Olympics in Moscow (Games of the XXII Olympiad).
Unlike the knit quarter-zip you looked at earlier, this version is modeled directly after the official track suits worn by Soviet athletes and officials during the Games.
Front Details:
Displays «МОСКВА» (Moscow in Cyrillic) appliquéd across the chest in yellow font with black outlines, set against a bold red horizontal stripe bordered by gold and grey piping.
Features the Soviet flag (hammer, sickle, and star) stitched onto the lower right side.
Sleeves & Back:
Red raglan stripes run down the sleeves, featuring «СССР» (USSR) vertically aligned along the sleeve.
The back features a large, clean outlined print of the official 1980 Moscow Olympics emblem in red (the five athletic tracks forming a spire topped with a star, rising above the Olympic rings).
Garment Style & Licensing:
A full-zip polyester track jacket with a stand-up collar and ribbed cuffs and hem.
Bears the official Olympic Museum Collection hangtag with holographic seal, certifying it as an authorized heritage reproduction of archival Soviet team gear stored in Lausanne, Switzerland.
At the 1980 Moscow Games, the host country's delegation dominated the medal count, taking home 195 total medals (including 80 golds). Track jackets in this bold red, black, and gold Soviet aesthetic remain among the most iconic and sought-after retro national team designs in Olympic history.