1960s Wool Coat

This beauty hails straight outta the late 1960s, made in the good ol’ U.S. of A. by Woolrich. Spun up in a hearty 85% wool and 15% nylon blend, it’s built for warmth without feelin’ too heavy on the shoulders.

The base is a rich cream white, dressed up with those iconic Glacier National Park stripes – forest green, golden yellow, and bold red, all in wide bands that pop like a campfire on a cool night. The front sports one big ol’ handwarmer pocket, perfect for keepin’ your mitts cozy or stashin’ a flask. Up top, the stand-up collar is fastened with three sturdy black metal snaps, givin’ you the option to button down snug or let it ride open when things heat up.

Condition-wise, partner, this piece is sittin’ pretty close to perfect. We gave it a good once-over and couldn’t find a single flaw worth mentionin’. That’s mighty rare for a piece with this much history.

If you’re lookin’ for vintage with character, warmth, and a dash of wild frontier charm, this coat’s got your name written all over it.

Size & Measurements:

The tag says Small, and it kind of is. Please keep in mind that you have to pull this one over your head.

Length from shoulder to hem 70cm
Width pit-to-pit 52cm
Sleeve length from neck to wrist 75cm