Lee Jeans is one of the most iconic brands when it comes to making blue jeans. The company has its roots in Kansas and was founded back in 1889. They introduced the Union-All work jumpsuit in 1913 and since then the brand has been synonymous with workwear. In the 30's Lee started making jeans intended to be worn by working cowboys and during the next couple of decades they supplied America with durable workwear for a numbers of different occupations.  

This is a reproduction of the Lee Riders 101J denim jacket from 1946.
The Riders 101J is one of the most iconic denim jackets ever made. This 1946 version is made in a left hand twill denim fabric with a short and boxy fit, beautifully reproduced from the original specifications. Lee Archives is a sub brand to Lee that make reproductions of old Lee garments, made in Japan and always to original specifications.

This jacket is second hand but in great condition.

- Second Hand Lee Archives Riders 101J 1946 Model
- Size 38
- 100% cotton
- Left hand twill denim
- Two chest pockets
- Waist adjusters and the bottom hem
- Lee riders button close
- Made in Japan

All measurements are in centimeters and measured on a flat surface. The thigh measurements are taken 10 centimeters down from the crotch straight across the pant leg.