VTG Lee Storm Rider Size 40R Medium Denim Blue Jean Jacket Blanket Lined
VintageUSD $82.00
Condition : Pre-owned
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This vintage Lee Storm Rider jacket is a timeless piece that is perfect for outdoor or casual occasions!
Made with high-quality cotton denim, it features a button closure and a band collar style. The jacket has a “blanket” lining that appears to be cotton, but the jacket no longer has the material or washing tags. My husband had owned this jacket for years and it has been machine washed previously.
Please review photos for condition. It has been well worn and is frayed at edge and inside of the cuffs. It has a couple of paint stains on the right front panel and right sleeve.
This blue jean jacket is a men’s size M for and has a regular fit. It’s suitable for winter, fall, and spring seasons. The jacket is from the Lee Storm Rider product line and has a retro feel that would appeal to anyone interested in 70s, 80s, and 90s fashion.
Get your hands on this classic piece that is perfect for outdoor, cowboy, grunge, and dad themes.
Made with high-quality cotton denim, it features a button closure and a band collar style. The jacket has a “blanket” lining that appears to be cotton, but the jacket no longer has the material or washing tags. My husband had owned this jacket for years and it has been machine washed previously.
Please review photos for condition. It has been well worn and is frayed at edge and inside of the cuffs. It has a couple of paint stains on the right front panel and right sleeve.
This blue jean jacket is a men’s size M for and has a regular fit. It’s suitable for winter, fall, and spring seasons. The jacket is from the Lee Storm Rider product line and has a retro feel that would appeal to anyone interested in 70s, 80s, and 90s fashion.
Get your hands on this classic piece that is perfect for outdoor, cowboy, grunge, and dad themes.
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