SKU RS136
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Era

Late 1990s – Early 2000s (Y2K era Japanese licensed fashion)

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Gender

Women (can be worn unisex with a relaxed fit)

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Color

Brown / Cocoa Brown

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Founder

Not publicly documented
J. Satterwhite appears to be a Japanese domestic licensed brand, not a designer-led luxury house.

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Brand Information

J. Satterwhite is a Japan-market brand known for practical, wearable outerwear with subtle design details.
The garments are typically Made in Japan or Made for Japan, focusing on comfort, functionality, and everyday elegance rather than high-fashion runway pieces.

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Type of Garment

Quilted Jacket / Lightweight Padded Outerwear

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Size

LL (Japanese sizing)
Approximate fit: Women’s Large – XL
(Tag shows Bust 93–101 cm, Height 154–162 cm)

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Description

This J. Satterwhite quilted jacket features a soft brown tone with an all-over geometric stitch pattern. Designed with a gently padded construction, it offers warmth without bulk, making it ideal for transitional weather.

The jacket has a rounded collar, button-front closure, and a slightly boxy silhouette that drapes comfortably on the body. The lightweight polyester construction ensures easy layering, while the understated quilting adds texture and visual interest.

A versatile piece suitable for casual, minimal, and Japanese-inspired styling.

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Tips of Style
• Pair with straight-leg trousers or wide pants for a clean Japanese casual look
• Works well over knit tops, turtlenecks, or light sweaters
• Style with neutral tones (beige, cream, black) for a refined outfit
• Can be worn open for a relaxed silhouette

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Rating (1–10)

7.5 / 10

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Condition

Good vintage condition
• Light signs of wear consistent with age
• No major stains, tears, or structural damage
• Quilting and lining remain intact

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Conclusion

A solid Japanese-market quilted jacket with timeless appeal. While not a luxury designer piece, it offers dependable quality, versatile styling, and a comfortable fit. Ideal for those who appreciate understated Japanese outerwear or are building a curated vintage wardrobe.