[60s-70s Lakeland Quilted Suede Leather Sherpa Collar Jacket]

Founded in Wisconsin, USA, in 1894, Lakeland is a iconic American heritage outerwear brand celebrated for its heavy-duty craftsmanship, premium materials, and durable stitching. Starting as an overall workwear manufacturer before changing its name to Lakeland in 1926, the brand grew into one of America's premier makers of winter wool coats, leather, and suede jackets throughout the mid-to-late 20th century. Following the closure of its American factories in 1989 due to global competition, Lakeland has become a highly sought-after vintage brand valued for its authenticity, superior construction, and timeless American workwear aesthetic. This 1960s-1970s piece features a rich tan suede body with grid quilting, a warm plush sherpa collar, buttoned hand pockets, and a smooth satiny lining, offering both classic vintage character and exceptional warmth. The jacket is in very good condition with light, natural vintage patina throughout. Made in USA (Tag size 40).

Measurements

Shoulder: 18.5 in (47 cm)

Chest: 22.0 in (56 cm)

Sleeve: 24.4 in (62 cm)

Total Length: 25.6 in (65 cm)

Notice

Due to the nature of vintage items, subtle signs of wear or uninspected flaws may be present.

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