30s Hunting Corduroy Jacket Lining Light Black Moleskin&Metis DEADSTOCK

This is a brown corduroy hunting jacket from the 1930s. This was made to order at the time, so it does not have a brand tag.

The hunting jacket is one of the representative items of French workwear, but at the time hunting was a hobby and pastime enjoyed by royalty and the wealthy.

Since the brand was not able to mass-produce its products and instead made them to order, they were treated as luxury items for the aristocracy from the beginning.

Therefore, hunting jackets have fewer hits than work jackets such as moleskin and cotton twill.

Normally, there is a game pocket on the back for storing captured prey, but this particular jacket is a game keeper's jacket and does not have a game pocket.

A gamekeeper is a position that manages hunting grounds and looks after wild animals, and as they do not engage in hunting, they do not need a game pocket.

The material is thick corduroy, a heavy fabric, the lining is thin black moleskin, and the pockets are lined with Metis.

The jacket, which even has a lining made of luxurious fabric, is a special item worthy of being called special. It is believed to have been a fully custom-made jacket from that time.

The condition is deadstock with the original basting thread still attached. There are no stains or tears and the jacket is in very good condition.

If you are looking for one, why not take this opportunity?

Model is 173cm 58kg

◎Size: None (equivalent to size L)

Actual size:
・Shoulder width: 47cm
Width: 56cm
Length: 78cm
Sleeve length: 63cm

The products we sell are vintage items. We generally do not accept returns for reasons such as incorrect size or different image.
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.