■ Design
This blouson is based on a 1968 US Army 4th Jungle Fatigue Jacket, featuring a fresh design with a cut-off section below the chest pocket. Reactive dyeing, a strong stone bio-wash process, and heavy soaping are used to recreate the faded look of vintage clothing. The tape on the left chest pocket was intentionally removed after processing to create a realistic color contrast, as if the jacket had been worn and naturally peeled off over time.

■Coordination
Taking advantage of its shorter length, we recommend pairing it with high-waisted bottoms or voluminous skirts. Simply throwing it on over your usual style will create a unique military outfit.

■Size
The relaxed silhouette makes it easy to layer with various innerwear. The cut-off, shorter length prevents it from looking too loose, resulting in a neat and balanced fit.

■ Material
This garment uses an oxford fabric with cotton in the warp and nylon in the weft. The garment dyeing process dyes only the warp threads, creating a distinctive chambray look. While retaining the crispness and body characteristic of cotton-nylon blends, the washed finish gives it a faded, vintage feel.

■Care method
Hand washable (please see the quality label on the product for details)

Fabric thickness: normal
Transparency: None
Elasticity: None
Glossiness: None
Lining: None

[Staff review]

staff:Kurosawa
Height: 162cm / Usual size: 2 / Size worn: 1
Skeleton type: straight
Sizing: It has a relaxed fit. I usually wear a size 2, but I was able to wear a size 1 without any problems.
Material feel: The fabric has a firm and resilient texture.
Key point: The short length makes it a focal point of the outfit.

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