SKU RS113WR204
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✅ Era

Likely late 1980s to early 1990s
(Style, construction, tag design, and nylon material match Japanese corporate promo jackets from that period.)

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✅ Gender

Unisex
(Bomber jackets suit all genders, and this design is neutral.)

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✅ Color
• Outer: Olive green
• Lining: Mustard yellow
• Ribbing: Army green

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✅ Founder / Brand Information

Brand: Suntory Original Design

Suntory is a major Japanese beverage company founded in 1899 by Shinjiro Torii.
This jacket is not a fashion brand, but a corporate promotional apparel line, usually made for staff, events, bartenders, or campaigns.
These types of jackets are often limited-run, giving them rarity and collector value.

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✅ Type of Garment

Bomber Jacket / MA-1 Style Nylon Jacket
Features:
• Multiple front pockets
• Nylon shell
• Ribbed cuffs & hem
• Shoulder epaulets
• Lightweight nylon lining
• Full zip closure

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✅ Tips for Style
• Wear with cargo pants or black jeans for a streetwear look.
• Layer with a plain tee or turtleneck for a clean silhouette.
• Works well with boots or retro sneakers.
• Great as a statement piece in vintage Japanese streetwear outfits.

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✅ Description

A vintage Suntory “Original Design” olive bomber jacket featuring multiple utility pockets, military-style details, and a bold mustard yellow inner lining. The jacket reflects late-80s Japanese promotional fashion with durable nylon construction and a functional, rugged silhouette. Rare and collectible due to being an internal corporate apparel item not sold to the public.

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✅ Condition & Rating (1–10)

Condition: 7/10
• No major structural damage
• Minor wrinkles from storage
• Light signs of wear on cuffs and fabric
• Overall good vintage condition

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✅ Conclusion

This Suntory Original Design bomber is a rare Japanese promotional vintage piece, excellent for collectors, vintage fashion lovers, or anyone wanting a unique streetwear outerwear item. The combination of classic olive nylon, yellow lining, and utility pockets makes it stylish and functional.
Despite minor wear, it remains a solid and eye-catching piece with historical and aesthetic value.