1980s Storm Rider Denim Jacket

🧥 1980s Stone-Washed Legend

This ain't your run-of-the-mill denim jacket, partner. This here's an authentic 1980s Lee Storm Rider, born and bred in the U.S.A. and stone-washed the good ol' fashioned way—back when jeans had grit and jackets had guts. That salt-and-pepper fade? 100% earned, not faked. You can practically hear a Dwight Yoakam cassette playing in the distance.

The jacket sports that iconic corduroy collar, a cozy striped blanket lining, and Lee-branded brass hardware from top to bottom. It’s seen a few saloons and sunsets, but don’t worry—there ain’t a flaw on it that’ll slow you down. Just beautiful, honest wear that tells a story.

🧶 Features

• Size 42 Long, meaning a Large Tall

• Made in U.S.A. 🇺🇸

• Stone-washed denim with signature 1980s attitude

• Blanket lining to keep you warm while mendin’ fences or walkin’ downtown

• Brown corduroy collar for that classic Western edge

• Two handwarmer pockets + dual chest pockets with button flaps

• Branded Lee buttons with rope-style yellow thread

• Adjustable waist tabs, just like the cowboys prefer

📜 A Little Storm Rider History...

The Lee Storm Rider first blew into town in the 1950s as a lined version of Lee’s iconic 101J denim jacket. Designed for ranch hands and rodeo riders who had to brave the elements, it quickly became a staple of the American West. That striped blanket lining and cord collar weren’t just for show—they meant business. And by the time the 1980s rolled around, the Storm Rider had already cemented itself as the jacket of choice for rugged souls and denim die-hards alike.

Read more in our blog post about the Storm Rider!

🐂 Condition

Well-worn and well-loved—just like your favorite pair of boots. The denim's got strong fading and patina, but no damage, stains, or funny business. It’s all character, no compromise. A real-deal vintage piece for real-deal folks.

💨 Saddle up before this cowboy classic rides off into the sunset!