■ Design
This souvenir jacket, produced in the early 1950s, features a roaring white tiger on an orange and silver body. Embroidered with white-based thread, the direction of the needles is skillfully manipulated to create a three-dimensional look of the fur, stripes, and the movement of the tiger's front paws as it steps onto the rocks. The tiger on the chest is large and impressive, and the black ribbing with red lines gives the jacket a stylish look.

■Details
The reversible side features a black body and a Japanese winter landscape painted in pale blue and pink threads. Mount Fuji and pine trees are embroidered on the chest, while dragons, pagodas, and deer are embroidered on the back, creating an exotic landscape design. It's reminiscent of the garments that American soldiers stationed in the country proudly brought back as souvenirs.

■Coordination
The embroidery has a strong vintage feel and pairs well with basic bottoms like denim and chinos. It's reversible, so you can choose between the vibrant front and the subdued back depending on your mood. The embroidery really stands out when paired with a simple T-shirt or plain sweatshirt.

■Size
It features a slightly shorter length and voluminous arm line, which are characteristic of classic Sukajan jackets.It can be worn with a thick sweatshirt or knit underneath for a balanced look.

■ Material
Both the front and back are made of acetate material. The quilted design with padding provides lightweight warmth and comfort for year-round wear. The quilted stitching on only one side ensures a beautiful silhouette even when reversible.

■Care method
Dry cleaning only (Please see the quality label on the product for details)

■Manufacturer Item number
TT15791