Y-3 SS04 Pin-up Girl Reversible Bomber Jacket
EDITOR’S NOTE
Nowadays, Y-3 focused on more utilitarian and functional pieces, while in the Spring/Summer 2004 collaboration between Adidas and Yohji Yamamoto, the designer’s sense of irreverence could be felt throughout. In this collection, Yamamoto once again partnered with Japanese artist Saeko Tsumura, whose comic book–style graphics were printed on leather jackets, jersey pants, and this particular bomber. Garments of high-tech fabrics are made with sharp color combination and cut in various silhouettes, the tops, trousers, and skirts were mostly kept lean, while anoraks and sweatshirts were oversized and slouchy.
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DETAILS
A bomber jacket from Y-3 by Yohji Yamamoto Spring/Summer 2004 collection. It features pockets on both sides, button snap front closures and reversible zipper slider, a pinup girl figure designed by Saeko Tsumura printed on the back. Shell 98% wool & 2% polyurethane, lining 85% cotton & 15% polyester. Made in Japan.
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SIZE + FIT
Tag size S, fits a true to size Small with a slightly oversized fit. Refer to measurement.
Measurement:
- Chest: 54cm/21.5in
- Length: 68cm/27in
- Shoulders: 48cm/19in
- Sleeves: 65cm/25.5in
Model is 5’11(180cm), 140lbs(65kg), wearing a size Small.
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CONDITION
8/10 condition | light yellowing on sleeves and armpits area
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EDITOR’S NOTE
Nowadays, Y-3 focused on more utilitarian and functional pieces, while in the Spring/Summer 2004 collaboration between Adidas and Yohji Yamamoto, the designer’s sense of irreverence could be felt throughout. In this collection, Yamamoto once again partnered with Japanese artist Saeko Tsumura, whose comic book–style graphics were printed on leather jackets, jersey pants, and this particular bomber. Garments of high-tech fabrics are made with sharp color combination and cut in various silhouettes, the tops, trousers, and skirts were mostly kept lean, while anoraks and sweatshirts were oversized and slouchy.
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DETAILS
A bomber jacket from Y-3 by Yohji Yamamoto Spring/Summer 2004 collection. It features pockets on both sides, button snap front closures and reversible zipper slider, a pinup girl figure designed by Saeko Tsumura printed on the back. Shell 98% wool & 2% polyurethane, lining 85% cotton & 15% polyester. Made in Japan.
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SIZE + FIT
Tag size S, fits a true to size Small with a slightly oversized fit. Refer to measurement.
Measurement:
- Chest: 54cm/21.5in
- Length: 68cm/27in
- Shoulders: 48cm/19in
- Sleeves: 65cm/25.5in
Model is 5’11(180cm), 140lbs(65kg), wearing a size Small.
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CONDITION
8/10 condition | light yellowing on sleeves and armpits area
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EDITOR’S NOTE
Nowadays, Y-3 focused on more utilitarian and functional pieces, while in the Spring/Summer 2004 collaboration between Adidas and Yohji Yamamoto, the designer’s sense of irreverence could be felt throughout. In this collection, Yamamoto once again partnered with Japanese artist Saeko Tsumura, whose comic book–style graphics were printed on leather jackets, jersey pants, and this particular bomber. Garments of high-tech fabrics are made with sharp color combination and cut in various silhouettes, the tops, trousers, and skirts were mostly kept lean, while anoraks and sweatshirts were oversized and slouchy.
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DETAILS
A bomber jacket from Y-3 by Yohji Yamamoto Spring/Summer 2004 collection. It features pockets on both sides, button snap front closures and reversible zipper slider, a pinup girl figure designed by Saeko Tsumura printed on the back. Shell 98% wool & 2% polyurethane, lining 85% cotton & 15% polyester. Made in Japan.
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SIZE + FIT
Tag size S, fits a true to size Small with a slightly oversized fit. Refer to measurement.
Measurement:
- Chest: 54cm/21.5in
- Length: 68cm/27in
- Shoulders: 48cm/19in
- Sleeves: 65cm/25.5in
Model is 5’11(180cm), 140lbs(65kg), wearing a size Small.
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CONDITION
8/10 condition | light yellowing on sleeves and armpits area