1990s Silver Windbreaker Jacket | Blair US Men's M

Size: US Men's M

Age: 1990s

Measurements: Model is 5’10”, 37” Chest, Wears US Men’s Size M or L

Damages/flaws: None

The Manufacturer

Blair Corporation, founded in 1910 by John Blair, started as a mail-order company for raincoats. It expanded its product line over the years to include a variety of apparel and home products. Headquartered in Warren, Pennsylvania, Blair has a long history of providing quality, comfortable, and affordable clothing to its customers.

The Piece

The silver-colored windbreaker jacket made by Blair is designed for both functionality and style. As a product of Blair, it reflects the company's commitment to comfort and practicality. This piece would have been part of Blair’s versatile outerwear collection, catering to customers looking for lightweight, comfortable, and stylish options.

The Style

Windbreaker jackets became popular in the 1970s and 1980s due to their lightweight and water-resistant features. They were initially designed for outdoor activities and sports but quickly became a staple in casual fashion due to their practical and stylish attributes. The sleek design and silver color of this particular windbreaker make it a fashionable choice for both men and women.

The Features

• Material: Made from lightweight and comfortable materials, typically nylon or polyester, providing ease of movement and breathability.
• Design: Sleek and modern, with a silver color that adds a touch of sophistication.
• Functionality: Wind and water-resistant, making it suitable for various weather conditions.
• Comfort: Light construction ensures it is comfortable to wear for extended periods.

What Makes it Vintage?

• Made in USA

Policy and trade shifts in the 80s and 90s led to the US manufacturing in developing countries, making US-made clothes almost nonexistent afterward. American-made clothes are more durable and comfortable as they are made with higher-quality materials and craftsmanship, not to mention that their style is timeless!

• Single Tag

The double tag was common by the end of the 90s, so clothes with only one tag indicate a pre-2000s manufacturing.

• Embroidered Tag

Embroidered tags have become a trademark of vintage pieces since companies began to print tags in order to cut costs in the 80s and 90s.

Each of our vintage pieces comes with a handwritten, customized, and strung card-stock tag of the piece's background and vintage appeal.

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