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Size 36US /46EU. Vintage 70s Wrangler Denim Jacket – 2 Pockets – Made in USA

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Size 36US /46EU. Vintage 70s Wrangler Denim Jacket – 2 Pockets – Made in USA1970s Wrangler Denim Jacket 2 Pocket Made in USA Authentic vintage Wrangler denim jacket from the 1970s. A true piece of American workwear heritage with a clean, timeless silhouette. SIZE FITMarked size: 36 US 46 EUModel is 177 cm tall and weighs 60 kgWashed and ready to wear MEASUREMENTS (laid flat)A Pit to pit: 46 cm (18. 1")B Back length (neck seam to hem): 53 cm (20. 9")C Sleeve length (neck seam to cuff): 72 cm (28. 3")D Shoulder to shoulder: 43

1970s Wrangler Denim Jacket — 2 Pocket — Made in USA

Authentic vintage Wrangler denim jacket from the 1970s.
A true piece of American workwear heritage with a clean, timeless silhouette.


SIZE FIT
Marked size: 36 US / 46 EU
Model is 177 cm tall and weighs 60 kg
Washed and ready to wear


MEASUREMENTS (laid flat)
A — Pit to pit: 46 cm (18.1")
B — Back length (neck seam to hem): 53 cm (20.9")
C — Sleeve length (neck seam to cuff): 72 cm (28.3")
D — Shoulder to shoulder: 43 cm (16.9")

Please compare with a similar garment you own for best fit.


CONDITION
Very good vintage condition
Clean piece with natural aging
Kindly see all pictures since they are part of the description


DETAILS
– Wrangler denim jacket
– Made in USA
– 1970s era
– 2 chest pockets
– Durable heavyweight denim
– Reinforced seams
– Classic cropped fit


HERITAGE / STYLE NOTE
Wrangler jackets from the 1970s embody the raw spirit of the American West — built for cowboys, workers, and free spirits.

Unlike modern reproductions, original pieces like this carry true character, shaped by time and wear. A garment that blends authenticity, durability, and effortless style.


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