The 1970s Called. This Is What They Were Wearing.

There are vintage pieces that reference an era. And then there are pieces that are the era — fully, unapologetically, without revision. This circa 1970s men's jacket is the latter. Genuine tan suede panels, faded natural fur at the front and back, a fur-trimmed classic collar lapel, and a waist strap with button closure: this is American menswear at its most confident, from the decade that invented it.

No brand tag. No fabrication label. Just the jacket — and everything it carries with it.

✦ Product Details:

• Era: Circa 1970s

• Style: Men's outerwear jacket

• Panels: Genuine tan suede (sleeves and body panels) + faded tan natural fur (front and back panels)

• Collar: Classic lapel with fur panel trim

• Closure: Button-down front

• Pockets: 2 slit pockets

• Waist Detail: Waist strap with button closure

• Lining: Fully lined with fuzzy texture fabric

• Brand: Unknown — brand name tag missing

✦ Materials:

• Shell panels: 100% Genuine Suede (fabrication tag missing; assessed by hand)

• Contrast panels (fur): 100% Natural Fur (faded tan, front and back)

• Lining: 100% Cotton (fuzzy texture)

✦ Care Instructions:

Professional fur and leather dry clean only.

✦ Condition:

Pre-Loved — Fair / Display Condition. Sold As-Is.

• Repaired area on the shoulder — visible upon close inspection; please refer to photos

• Some staining and discoloration present — consistent with age and natural material patina

• Natural fur panels show fading — characteristic of genuine fur aging over decades

• Brand name tag and fabrication label are missing

• Button closures and waist strap are intact and functional

• Lining is present and intact

This jacket is sold as-is in pre-owned condition. All flaws are documented in photographs. We believe in complete transparency — please review all images carefully before purchasing. No returns on as-is items unless the item is materially misrepresented.

✦ Size & Measurements:

Brand tag and size label are missing. Please use the measurements below to determine fit. All measurements taken flat.

Modern Men's Size Estimate: Based on these measurements, this jacket best corresponds to a contemporary Men's Small (S) / EU 46–48. The 44" full chest and 18" shoulder width are consistent with a modern slim-fit small or a relaxed XS. The 31" length is standard for a hip-length jacket on most frames. Best suited for a chest of approximately 38–40" in modern sizing.

Vintage sizing runs differently from modern standards. We strongly recommend comparing these measurements against a jacket you already own for the most accurate fit assessment.

✦ Who Is This For?

This jacket is for the man who does not dress to blend in. He collects, he curates, he understands that the most interesting pieces in any wardrobe are the ones with a history. He may be a vintage enthusiast, a stylist, a musician, or simply someone who recognizes that genuine suede and natural fur from the 1970s cannot be replicated by anything manufactured today. He wears this jacket knowing exactly what it is — and that is the point.

✦ Why You Need It:

• Genuine suede and natural fur construction — materials and craftsmanship that no longer exist at this price point

• The faded, broken-in patina is irreproducible — it took 50 years to look this good

• The waist strap and fur collar lapel are design details that define the 1970s silhouette

• One-of-a-kind — no brand tag means no duplicate exists anywhere

• A statement piece for editorial shoots, stage looks, or the man who simply dresses with conviction

• Choosing pre-loved means zero new production impact on a piece that already exists

✦ Style Tips:

• Full 70s moment: Pair with high-waist flared trousers, a fitted turtleneck, and Chelsea boots — commit to the era

• Modern contrast: Wear over slim dark denim and a plain white tee — let the jacket carry the entire look

• Layered editorial: Style open over a chunky knit sweater for a textural, fashion-forward winter look

• Stage-ready: Pair with leather trousers and boots for a rock-influenced statement outfit

• Tonal dressing: Build the outfit in camel, tan, and cognac tones to echo the jacket's warm suede palette

✦ Sustainability Impact:

Choosing this pre-loved vintage jacket instead of buying new saves approximately:

• 🌊 ~800–1,200 liters of water (vs. processing new suede and fur materials)

• 💨 ~15–20 kg of CO₂ emissions (vs. new leather/fur goods manufacturing, finishing, and shipping)

• 🧵 100% of the raw materials already in circulation — no new hide, no new processing, no new waste

• ⏳ ~50 years of material life already embodied in this garment — extending it further is the most sustainable choice possible

Estimates based on industry averages for leather and fur goods production. Keeping a vintage garment in active use is among the highest-impact actions in sustainable fashion.

✦ This Jacket's Story:

The 1970s were the decade when American menswear stopped apologizing for itself. After decades of conservative suiting, men's fashion exploded into texture, color, and silhouette — and suede-and-fur jackets were at the center of that explosion. They were worn by musicians, by film stars, by men who understood that clothing was a form of self-expression as legitimate as any other.

This jacket has no brand tag — which means its story belongs entirely to the people who have worn it. The shoulder repair tells us it was loved enough to fix rather than discard. The faded fur tells us it was worn through seasons, not stored. The suede has softened to a finish that only decades of real use can produce.

It is a jacket that has already lived a full life. It is ready to live another one.

All items at Thirteen Vintage are sourced, inspected, and described with full transparency. Every flaw is photographed. Every detail is documented. Questions before you buy? We're here.