McGREGOR 80s 90s Nylon Jacket - Tri-Color V-Cut Design - Made in Taiwan - XL

McGREGOR 80s 90s Nylon Jacket - 3-Color V-Cut - Made in Taiwan - XL

**Features:**
McGREGOR, an apparel brand with over 100 years of history, was founded in New York, USA in 1921.

Based on the "MADE IN TAIWAN R.O.C." tag, this jacket is estimated to be from the late 1980s to early 1990s, a period when production was shifting from the US to Asia.

The black, white, and red color scheme is a classic for sportswear of the time, a punchy combination that remains popular.

The bold V-shaped (chevron) color blocking on both the front and back is characteristic of the dynamic designs of the 80s and 90s. This visual effect draws the eye upwards, creating a flattering silhouette.

Made of 100% nylon. Unlike current smooth nylon, this jacket has a unique "crinkle" texture and a subtle sheen, giving it a vintage feel.

The lining is a blend of 65% polyester and 35% cotton. This provides a comfortable feel similar to a t-shirt, reducing the stickiness often associated with nylon, making it practical for all seasons.

Features a drop-shoulder design with a generous body width, creating a baggy silhouette. The elastic cuffs and hem provide a moderate fit, creating a beautiful rounded silhouette when worn.

The drawcord and stopper allow you to wear the collar up, providing both warmth and a street style look.

The XL size is perfect for pairing with wide-leg denim or cargo pants for a street style look. It can also be paired with slacks or trousers for a retro contrast.

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**Brand:** McGREGOR

**Category:** Nylon Jacket

**Colors:** Red, Black, White

**Materials:** 100% Nylon, Lining: 65% Polyester, 35% Cotton

**Labeled Size:** XL

**Actual Measurements (flat lay, unit: cm):**
* Sleeve Length (from cuff to back of tag): 90
* Width: 65
* Length: 71

**Special Notes:**
Some tearing is visible on the lining (inner fabric) due to friction on the inside of the cuffs and the inside of the left armpit. There is also some fading on the lining. Please refer to images 11, 12, and 14.
As these are on the inside lining, they do not significantly affect the appearance or wearability of the jacket.