SKU RS94WR199
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📅 Era

Late 1980s – early 1990s (based on graphics, cut, and label style).

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🚹 Gender

Unisex (originally men’s casual sportswear, but versatile in modern styling).

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🎨 Color
• Black (outer side)
• Off-white/cream (reverse side)
• Black ribbed cuffs and waistband

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👤 Founder / Brand Information

Village Stone – a Japanese casual wear brand from the 80s–90s era, tied to the “sports casual” wave in Japanese fashion. Known for motivational taglines and sporty Americana-inspired outerwear, it catered to college and youth subcultures.

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👕 Type of Garment
• Reversible Varsity Bomber Jacket
• Snap button front
• Ribbed cuffs and waistband
• Dual-sided graphics: collegiate “SMASH” branding on black, tennis-inspired script on cream

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💡 Tips of Style
• Wear with straight-leg denim or wide trousers for a clean vintage look.
• Pairs well with retro sneakers (Converse, New Balance, Nike) to complete the 90s sports vibe.
• Oversized fit styling works for a modern streetwear twist.
• Reversible design allows switching from bold black varsity to softer cream casual.

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📝 Description

This Village Stone reversible varsity bomber jacket pays homage to Sophia University’s Smash Tennis Team (established in 1974). One side features bold black with large collegiate-style lettering, while the reverse offers a cream background with tennis-themed script and racket graphic.

The jacket captures the essence of late 80s/90s Japanese Americana-inspired fashion: sporty, casual, and versatile. Constructed from lightweight nylon/polyester with ribbed trims, it blends functionality with standout graphic appeal.

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⭐ Rating & Condition
• Condition: 7.5–8/10 – light wear consistent with age (minor wrinkling, light fading at cuffs, no major flaws).
• Rarity: Quite rare outside Japan; strong appeal to vintage Japanese streetwear collectors.

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✅ Conclusion

Not just a jacket but a piece of Japanese sports casual heritage. This Village Stone varsity bomber combines collegiate style, reversible versatility, and vintage charm — making it a desirable collectible for enthusiasts of Japanese 80s/90s streetwear and retro varsity culture.