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WAREHOUSE Rocky Mountain Featherbed Sulfur-Dyed Cotton Herringbone Down Vest Horsehide Leather Yoke NYLON DOWN VEST White Duck Down WH2236
WAREHOUSE Rocky Mountain Featherbed Sulfur-Dyed Cotton Herringbone Down Vest Horsehide Leather Yoke NYLON DOWN VEST White Duck Down WH2236
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■ROCKY MOUNTAIN FEATHERBED Sulfur-dyed Cotton Herringbone Down Vest
 Model Height 175 cm, Weight 62 kg, Wearing size 38 Rocky Mountain Featherbed's down vest, born in Wyoming, USA in the 60s, was inspired by Native American capes. Despite its excellent cold protection and heat retention, like a feather futon, the brand disappeared in the late 80s. In the vintage market, it was traded at high prices, especially among enthusiasts. This legendary brand was thoroughly researched, and the revived Rocky Mountain Featherbed was born with a level of perfection that surpassed the original. The item introduced here features colors and specifications custom-ordered by Warehouse. The outer fabric is Warehouse's original 14s (SZ) x 10s selvage herringbone, sulfur-dyed. The lining uses custom 70-denier nylon for comfort and durability. Highest quality European white duck down, considered the best among downs, is used. It is washed and given a water-repellent finish in Japan. This prevents the loss of insulation when wet, which is a weakness of down. The fill power, indicating the warmth of the down, boasts a top-level 700 fill power. The distinctive shoulder yoke is made from a single piece of horsehide. It is intentionally chosen to have natural scratches and unevenness inherent to the leather. Reliably made in Japan. This is an item you'll want to wear for a long time and enjoy the aging of the leather! The leather yoke on the shoulders is intentionally used with the natural scratches and color variations of the material. Please be aware of this as a characteristic of the product. Weight: 675g  A brand born in the late 1960s in Jackson, Wyoming, USA. It boasts overwhelming popularity in the vintage market as a brand of cold-weather clothing for cowboys. The brand, which disappeared in the 80s, was traded at premium prices among fans, but was revived in 2005.  Since its establishment in 1995, in an industry like fashion that is susceptible to trends, this brand has never been swayed by them, constantly pursuing the theme of "faithful reproduction of vintage clothing." We thoroughly research a vintage item encountered by chance, considering the background of the era in which it was produced, from the single thread to the fabric, sewing, and washing process.    Olive  14s (SZ) x 10s Selvage Herringbone Sulfur-dyed LEATHER The leather is a combination of tannin and chrome tanning. Dyeing with dyes preserves the natural texture of the leather. DOWN The down used is European white duck down. The blend ratio is 90% down and 10% feathers, with 10% feathers intentionally added to create loft. To maintain high quality, the down is washed and given a water-repellent finish in Japan. BUTTON All buttons are fastened by bending two prongs. The discontinued mold was specially reproduced. 
Size Details Click here for how to measure sizes. Material Outer Fabric: 100% Cotton Lining: 100% Nylon Filling: 90% Down, 10% Feather Switching: Horsehide Label: Cowhide Color Olive Country of Origin Japan Remarks Sizes are measured as actual dimensions and an average value is listed. Please note that there may be slight individual differences. Regarding Products Many of our products are designed based on vintage items. To emphasize the atmosphere, there may be slight sewing discrepancies, fabric color and texture due to processing, and color unevenness, but please understand these as part of the product's charm. Also, product specifications (sewing, parts, color, size, etc.) may change without notice. We hope you enjoy the product with the above points in mind. Products are made from materials that utilize the natural texture of leather. Therefore, there may be color unevenness, variations in grain, and some scratches or stains. These are inherent characteristics of leather, and we appreciate your understanding. |
