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Celebrate the good times in this satin and corduroy varsity jacket featuring vintage-inspired patches and signature embroidery on each side.
- 26 1/2" length (size Medium)
- Spread collar
- Lined
- 56% cotton, 44% viscose with 100% cotton reverse
- Machine wash, line dry
- Imported
- Item #7513953
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Polo Ralph Lauren
New York City native Ralph Lauren began his career designing and selling ties, laying the foundation to start his own company in 1967. Now a fashion empire made up of a family of brands, Ralph Lauren represents a distinctive American perspective rooted in an aspirational lifestyle. Polo Ralph Lauren was launched in 1968, offering designs that are clean, timeless and ultrawearable.
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Mr Smith
Reposted from Ralph Lauren
June 26, 2023
"Beautiful jacket" would be an understatement.
Whoever designed this jacket deserves a promotion! This is not your average reversible jacket with one nicely designed side and the other side an afterthought. This is two beautifully designed jackets that could stand on their own that just happened to be sewn together. Jacket of the year! Size medium fits like a traditional medium, since it's mostly cotton (another plus) it will slightly stretch. If you're average sized and not model sized it will fit like the pictures here, but with a t-shirt. Shirt and tie?, then I would probably size up.
Sonny Inc
Reposted from Ralph Lauren
Verified purchase
June 2, 2023
Great Jacket. Runs small or I’m fat. I’m returning
Grt Jckt. Runs small returning
Anonymous
Verified purchase
June 29, 2023
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