This full-zip track jacket is another officially licensed piece from The Olympic Museum Collection, celebrating the 1984 Summer Olympics in Los Angeles, California (the XXIII Olympiad).
Front Details:
Features a bold color-blocked chest panel bordered in red and blue piping, displaying the famous "Stars in Motion" official logo on the right chest and the Olympic rings on the left chest.
Displays the year "84" embroidered near the lower right hem in blue with red bordering.
Designed as a full-zip track jacket with a bright blue inner collar lining, black ribbed cuffs and waist, and the custom Olympic Museum shield zipper pull.
Back Details:
Prominently showcases a large print of the iconic "Stars in Motion" emblem in vibrant blue and red above bold "Los Angeles" script across the middle back.
Colorway & Styling:
Features a sleek black base with vibrant royal blue racing stripes running along the raglan sleeves and shoulders.
Official Licensing:
Includes the official The Olympic Museum Collection hangtag, certifying it as an authorized heritage release celebrating archival Olympic graphics.
The 1984 Los Angeles Games were a major turning point in modern Olympic history:
"Stars in Motion" Emblem: Designed by Robert Miles Runyan, the logo featured three ultra-bold horizontal stars in red, white, and blue, representing speed, patriotism, and competitive spirit.
Commercial Success: Led by Peter Ueberroth, LA '84 was the first privately financed Olympic Games and transformed the Olympics into a financially viable, highly profitable global phenomenon without using taxpayer funds.
Unforgettable Performances: Highlighted by American track icon Carl Lewis matching Jesse Owens' 1936 record by winning four gold medals, and Mary Lou Retton becoming the first American woman to win the individual gymnastics all-around gold.