It is sometimes said that Everything Old is New Again.  This has certainly been our experience at Dehen 1920.  And as illustration, we've reached into the archives and pulled out one of our forgotten icons, the Car Coat.  Evolving from the first Varsity Jackets, this style became popular during the late 40's and eventually made an appearance in the iconic George Lucas film American Graffiti.  With chainstitch and chenille decoration, it became the uniform of many Car and Hot Rod Clubs across the country.  Undecorated it makes for one handsome, stylish and distinguished look!

Details

• Melton Wool Coating
• 100% worsted wool trim
• Quilted Lining
• Front welt pockets 
• Snap Front Closure
• Two Internal welt pockets

Color

• Black/Off White

Origin

• Made in Portland, Oregon USA

Sizing

• Model is 6'2", 165 lbs, 38" chest, and wears a size large for a slightly oversized look

• Garment fits true to size