Vintage 40s RED HEAD Hunting Jacket - Short Length

About the Item:

Brand is RED HEAD. The tag doesn't have a registered trademark, so it's likely from the 1940s. A classic brand for hunting and outdoor items, with many camouflage-patterned items. It's a well-known brand alongside Duxbak.

This is a true vintage piece, packed with details that suggest it was actually used for hunting. The large game pockets on the back and inside the front are a prime example. These pockets were for holding captured game, but in modern times, they simply serve as large pockets, making them a convenient detail that eliminates the need for a bag. Also, though not immediately obvious, the cartridge holders that appear when you open the flaps are a testament to the vintage hunting jacket's design.

The fabric is extremely sturdy canvas. It's almost as tough as duck cloth. You can look forward to significant aging and fading over time.

The silhouette is A-line and short. It's not as short as a Barbour Spey, but it's similar to or slightly shorter than an ORVIS or Ralph Lauren photographer's jacket.

Size:

Tag Size: None (Likely fits like a general XL to 2XL)
Actual Measurements:
Length: Approximately 75cm
Shoulder Width: Approximately 48cm
Width: Approximately 58cm
Sleeve Length: Approximately 58cm
*Please note that there may be slight variations due to manual measurements.

Condition:

No noticeable stains, and the fabric is in good condition. It's in remarkably good condition for a 1940s vintage item.