Vintage 80s Gallery Down Maxi Coat | Khaki Olive Green Red Piping Puffer Parka | Size Large
Big winter warmth. Bold red contrast. Pure retro attitude.
This vintage 1980s Gallery down maxi puffer coat pairs an olive drab/khaki green shell with a vivid pinkish-red lining and bright red cord piping. Its longline silhouette and vertical quilting bring statement style to a heavyweight winter layer, while the down-and-feather fill offers substantial loft.
~ Product details:
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Brand: Gallery.
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Era: 1980s vintage
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Labeled size: Women's Large (L). Compare the measurements below with a coat you already wear.
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Made in Korea; RN 43298.
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Matte khaki/olive green exterior, contrast pinkish-red interior, and red piping along the lapels and exterior seams.
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Vertical quilting, concealed center zipper, and asymmetrical storm flap with toggle-button loops.
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Oversized collar can be worn open as a split-notch lapel or fastened into a high-standing neckline.
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Deep side-seam handwarmer pockets and a 48-inch total length.
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hidden zip & exposed buttons closure
~ Materials:
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Shell and lining: 65% polyester and 35% cotton
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Interlining: 100% nylon.
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Fill: 80% down and 20% waterfowl feathers.
~ Size chart:
Measurement |
Inches |
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Bust / pit-to-pit, as supplied* |
38 |
Total length |
48 |
Sleeve length |
24 |
Shoulder to shoulder |
16.5 |
*The original measurement is listed as “bust / pit-to-pit: 38 inches.” Whether this is bust circumference or flat underarm width needs confirmation. Do not double this figure or use it as a confirmed circumference. Please request clarification before purchasing if fit depends on this measurement. Labeled vintage sizing does not guarantee a modern fit.
~ Condition: Grade 3 / Good vintage, with flaws:
Pre-owned and sold as-is in the condition described. The following observations are from Thirteen Vintage's condition report.
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Exterior: structurally sound fabric with no structural rips or deep tears reported. Minor surface stains and cosmetic scuffs are present. Exact locations and dimensions were not supplied; review the close-up photographs for placement and severity.
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Insulation: reported to remain thick and lofty, without severe clumping or settling.
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Hardware: original front zipper is reported to run smoothly. Toggle buttons and fastening loops are intact, functional, and securely attached.
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Interior: contrast lining is present; a separate lining wear assessment was not supplied.
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Odor and storage: reported clean and free from musty, pet, or smoke odors, stored in a smoke-free, climate-controlled workspace.
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Repairs or alterations: history not documented.
~ Who it's for and how to style it:
For vintage outerwear lovers who want a long, substantial winter layer with distinctive color contrast. The longline shape offers extra coverage, and the flexible collar lets you change the look without changing the coat.
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Gorpcore: pair with a fleece, straight-leg utility trousers, and lug-sole boots.
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Retro après-ski-inspired: add a cream cable-knit sweater, a bright beanie, and winter boots.
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Everyday city winter: wear over dark denim and a fitted turtleneck, leaving the lapels open to reveal the red contrast when conditions allow.
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Balance the coat's volume with a slimmer base layer; confirm room for layering using verified measurements.
~ Gallery and this garment's story:
The supplied identification records this coat as Gallery, made in Korea, with RN 43298. A verified company history, founding date, original collection, factory identity, and exact production year are not available for this listing, so those details are not attributed to the brand.
This garment's story is in its construction: vertical quilting divides the insulated body, the concealed zipper sits beneath a toggle-fastened storm flap, and the high-contrast lining turns an olive winter coat into a bold styling piece. Identified by Thirteen Vintage as a 1980s example, it can be styled today with retro alpine or contemporary gorpcore looks. Its original owner and individual wear history are unknown.
~ A longer life for an existing coat:
Choosing pre-owned keeps an existing garment in use and can reduce demand for newly manufactured outerwear when it replaces a new purchase. This coat retains its existing shell, lining, and down-and-feather insulation rather than requiring a new coat to be made for this sale. A reliable item-specific CO2, water, energy, or waste-saving calculation is not available: garment weight, production data, transport, cleaning, and the purchase it replaces would all affect the result. No numerical environmental saving is claimed.
~ Care:
Supplied care directions: dry clean using only fresh petroleum or synthetic-base solvents, OR machine wash cold with Woolite on a gentle cycle. Check the original care label before cleaning and show it to your cleaner. Drying instructions were not supplied; confirm the label's requirements before washing this down-filled garment.
~ Our pre-owned condition grading guide:
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Grade 1 / Excellent: minimal visible wear; not a claim that the item is new or unworn.
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Grade 2 / Very Good: light wear consistent with age and use; disclose any minor flaws.
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Grade 3 / Good: noticeable wear or minor flaws such as this coat's surface stains and scuffs; disclose each known issue.
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Grade 4 / Fair: significant wear or repair needs, described individually.
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Restoration category: substantial known damage, missing components, or unresolved condition issues requiring assessment or repair.
A condition grade summarizes appearance; the item-specific report takes priority. “Sold as-is” can accompany any grade and does not replace disclosure of flaws or functional issues.