Tailor Toyo Acetate Souvenir Jacket Sukajan DRAGON HEAD ROARING TIGER Taylor Toyo TT15491-128 × (M)

Welcome to Select Items Norisuke. We are Japanese seller. We ship authentic items from Japan. Please enjoy shopping with peace of mind! You will find popular and useful products in Japan! Tailor Toyo TT15491-128 Souvenir Jacket Acetate Sukajan DRAGON HEAD × ROARING TIGER Taylor Toyo ●Product name: TT15491-128 Tailor Toyo ●Outer material: 100% acetate ●Lining: 100% acetate ●Embroidery part: 100% rayon ●Rib: 100% acrylic ●S size: Sleeve length 82, length 56, width 54 ●M size: Sleeve length 84, Length 58, Width 56 ●L size: Sleeve length 86, length 60, width 59 ●XL size: Sleeve length 88, length 62, width 62 ●XXL size: sleeve length 90, length 64, width 64 ●XXXL size: sleeve length 90cm, length 68cm, width 67cm ●Wearing model Height: 168cm Weight: 64kg I'm wearing a size M with a normal fit. ●Worn items Pants: TMP1208 ●ACETATE SOUVENIR JACKET DRAGON HEAD × ROARING TIGER In honor of the zodiac sign of 2024, the Dragon, the Year of the Dragon collection is a reprint of dragon embroidery selected from a large number of vintage sukajans. The surface is a pattern commonly known as a ``dragon head,'' which depicts only the head of a dragon in great detail. It is based on a recently discovered work from the early 1950s, and this is the first time Taylor Toyo has reproduced it. The pale green dragon face and vermilion-tinged flames are the colors of the embroidery threads unique to Japan at the time. Vintage details have been reproduced, such as a solid navy body with navy blue on both the body and the bottom of the sleeves, and white rope piping (usually twisted in two colors). The reversible side features a tiger roaring fiercely in a bamboo forest. ``Bamboo and tiger'' have been considered a good combination since ancient times and have often been depicted as a motif for skajan jackets, but the composition of crossed bamboos like this one is unique. The red bamboo leaves that stand out against the black body are impressive, but if you look closely at the tiger's embroidery, you can see that red thread is used in parts of the outline of the paws and the black stripes to emphasize its power.