50s Hunting Jacket Cotton Pique Brown Salt&Pepper "Dumont d'Urville" DEAD STOCK

This is a brown pique hunting jacket, probably from the 1950s.

It is one of the most representative items of French work, but at the time hunting was a hobby and pastime enjoyed by the royal family and the wealthy.

Since the brand could not mass-produce them and they were made to order, they were treated as luxury items for the nobility. Therefore, hunting jackets are worn less frequently than work jackets such as moleskin and cotton twill. There is a game pocket on the back to store captured prey.

Gray-toned pique is common, but this is a brown-based salt-and-pepper cotton pique material. This hunting jacket can be worn in three seasons except summer. There is a game pocket on the back to store your captured prey.

It is deadstock with a flasher and has not yet been washed. I think it will fit a person with a standard build of about 175cm. It is an item that people of all ages will want to wear. If you are looking for one, why not take this opportunity?

Model is 173cm 58kg

◎Size: 44 (equivalent to size M)

Actual size:
・Shoulder width: 45cm
Width: 57cm
Length: 75cm
Sleeve length: 65cm

The products we sell are vintage items, so we generally do not accept returns for reasons such as incorrect size or the product being different from what you expected.
This is a product from nearly 100 years ago. There may be some deterioration due to aging and dirt from storage. Please only purchase if you have an understanding of vintage items.
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*Please allow for slight measurement errors.