LOT.325
color: FORESTRY KHAKI
size:38
Shoulder width 62cm
Width 62cm
Length 70cm
Sleeve length 53cm
material: cotton100%
Wearing model: 173cm 55kg (wearing size:38)
A logger jacket said to have been worn by the CCC (Civilian Conservation Corps) from around 1934. designThe inn itself dates back to the 1920s and was worn by forest workers. Double structure above the chestIt was designed with durability in mind and the ability to prevent rainwater from entering. In pursuit of efficiencyThe design has a pattern with few seams and selvedge, giving it a very tough look.It's a square. The sturdy cotton canvas fabric was manufactured by Philadelphia, which was responsible for manufacturing clothing for the Army at the time.Quartermaster Depot is said to have adopted the fabric for CCC's tents and sleeping bags, and around the same time, the fabric was used in CCC's tents and sleeping bags.It is believed that the jacket was also created. Taking advantage of the specifications at the time, we added a seam pocket and updated it. forestGarment dyed in the colors of the clothes worn by forest workers.
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