BUZZ RICKSON'S "SUKA" EMBROIDERY VEST BR15586, cotton outer jacket, military style.

When the Korean War broke out, American soldiers were relocated to Japan in case of an emergency.

In the 1950s, embroidery shops were scattered around each base, and due to favorable exchange rates, American soldiers were able to get embroidery done cheaply.

As a result, it became a huge hit among American soldiers, and Sukajan culture flourished.

In addition to the Sukajan jackets, there is an impressive variety of items such as locally made patches, gowns, and vests, and the ideas and sense of the American soldiers are endlessly fascinating.

Distinctive specifications

Material: Cotton poplin

Interlining: Polyester pile

Zipper: Solid brass

material

Outer: 100% cotton

Lining: 100% cotton

Filling: 100% polyester

Piping: 100% cotton

Photo model Male: 170cm, 63kg, wearing size 38 (M)