TT15394 / TAILOR TOYO Late 1960s Style Cotton Vietnam Jacket “VIETNAM MAP”

Based on a vintage that was obtained by U.S. soldiers engaged in the Vietnam War from 1968~69 and brought back to the United States.
It is a standard VietJan style with a tiger's face and the word "blessings" embroidered on the chest, a dragon on the sleeve, and a map of Vietnam embroidered on the back.
Colorful embroidery threads are used for the message on the top and bottom of the map, which expresses regret over the war.
The vivid colors have been reproduced from deadstock colors that have not faded over time.
Also, the dragon on the sleeves is usually made of yellow threads, but in this work, it is drawn in a green gradation.
On the cuffs, buttons in the shape of old coins are used, which is rare even in the vintage world.

VIETNAM JACKET
Like the suka-jan that emerged in postwar Japan, the Souvenir jacket, commonly known as the Viet-jan, was born during the Vietnam War in the 1960s and 1970s. Two main types of fabric were used: cotton twill or camouflage-patterned poncho liners, with designs embroidered with matte, thickly colored thread.

Size Shoulder Width Body Width Body Length Sleeve Length
S Around 43.0cm Around 53.5cm Around 60.5cm Around 60.0cm
M Around 46.0cm Around 56.5cm Around 64.5cm Around 62.0cm
L Around 49.0cm Around 59.0cm Around 66.0cm Around 63.5cm
XL around 51.5cm around 61.0cm around 69.5cm around 65.0cm
XXL Around 54.0cm Around 64.0cm Around 72.0cm Around 68.0cm