True 70s vintage zip-through bomber jacket. Perfect for keeping cozy throughout Autumn & Winter. Chunky zip fastening and 2 functional pockets. Made in England.
Size & measurements
Size 14 in label but would fit up to approx size 12 depending on desired fit.
Pit to pit: 19”
Length (shoulder to hem): 27”
Sleeve length (shoulder to cuff): 24”
For reference, Sylvia is a size 6-8.
Please use the measurements provided as vintage sizing can be inconsistent.
Condition
Excellent preloved condition, the lining has had a few tears and repairs over the years, but is in tact, but the exterior shows no noticeable imperfections.
Outer: 100% acrylic
Lining: 100% acetate
Shipping
If you’re local, you can select our free click & collect service, where you pay online, and pick up your order from the boutique.
Otherwise, shipping costs £4.99. We ship all orders via Royal Mail, either through their tracked 48 hour service, or special delivery for items over the value of £75. We aim to dispatch your order within 1-3 working days.
True 70s vintage zip-through bomber jacket. Perfect for keeping cozy throughout Autumn & Winter. Chunky zip fastening and 2 functional pockets. Made in England.
Size & measurements
Size 14 in label but would fit up to approx size 12 depending on desired fit.
Pit to pit: 19”
Length (shoulder to hem): 27”
Sleeve length (shoulder to cuff): 24”
For reference, Sylvia is a size 6-8.
Please use the measurements provided as vintage sizing can be inconsistent.
Condition
Excellent preloved condition, the lining has had a few tears and repairs over the years, but is in tact, but the exterior shows no noticeable imperfections.
Outer: 100% acrylic
Lining: 100% acetate
Shipping
If you’re local, you can select our free click & collect service, where you pay online, and pick up your order from the boutique.
Otherwise, shipping costs £4.99. We ship all orders via Royal Mail, either through their tracked 48 hour service, or special delivery for items over the value of £75. We aim to dispatch your order within 1-3 working days.
