Aztec Blazer

🌵✨ Union-Made Southwestern Swagger ✨🌵

Now here’s somethin’ you don’t see struttin’ down the street every day — a downright show-stealin’ Aztec-pattern dinner jacket, made in the U.S. of A. by Falcone and backed by the proud seal of the Amalgamated Clothing & Textile Workers Union. That little tag tells us this beauty was stitched sometime between 1986 and 1992 — back when shoulder pads reigned supreme and cowboys weren’t afraid to dress like the rodeo was also a runway.

Cowboy-Owned

This jacket once hung in the closet of a real Canadian cowboy — a ranch hand with a streak of fashionista flair. We got it straight from his daughter, and buddy, it’s got all the charm of its original owner. Bold Aztec stripes in rust, grey, black, and cream wrap around this piece like a desert sunset, while the wide lapels and slick black lining keep things sharp enough for two-step nights and cocktail lights.

Details that count:

• Union-Made in USA (Falcone, with ACTWU tag).

• Estimated era: late ’80s – early ’90s.

• Measures: 78 cm (length), 59 cm (pit-to-pit), 61 cm (sleeve from collar).

• No size tag, but she sits close to a modern Large/XL depending on fit preference.

• Condition: mighty fine for its age — ready for another round of tall tales, dance halls, and big city honky-tonks.

Slip this on, and you ain’t just wearin’ a jacket — you’re wearin’ a story stitched in union pride, cowboy grit, and a dash of wild western glam. 🤠✨