1970s Troy Blanket-Lined Denim Jacket

🤠 Vintage Trucker Jacket Made in USA

Now here’s a jacket that’s seen some roads… and then some more.

This vintage Levi’s blanket-lined trucker comes straight outta that 1970s era, built tough in the USA and lined with a proper piece of American textile history:
👉 TROY blanket lining

Troy Mills (New Hampshire, USA) was one of the oldest woolen mills in the country, producing those iconic striped workwear blankets used in jackets, coats, and outdoor gear. Known for their durability and warmth, these linings were made to handle real cold and real work.

Seeing a TROY label inside a Levi’s jacket ties it directly to that era of American manufacturing—when brands sourced from heritage mills and built gear to last.

🧵 The Jacket

• Classic Levi’s Type III trucker silhouette
• TROY wool-blend blanket lining for warmth
• Made in USA
• Button front, chest pockets, all the right bones

There’s also a ghost of a story on the back:
👉 Faded-out print—whatever used to be there has worn away with time, leaving just a shadow behind.

📏 Size & Fit

• Tag: Unreadable, but likely a Large (not guaranteed)
• Measurements:
  • Length: 62 cm
  • Pit to pit: 53 cm
  • Sleeve: 62 cm

Boxy vintage fit—typical of the era.

🧵 Condition

• Heavily worn / beat-up condition
• One buttonhole ripped
• Fading, wear, and marks throughout
• Blanket lining still present

This ain’t a clean piece—and that’s exactly the point.

🐎 Final Word

A true piece of American workwear history—Levi’s denim, Troy Mills lining, and decades of wear all wrapped into one jacket.

Sure, it’s rough around the edges… but this kind of character?
👉 You don’t buy it—you earn it.