1970s men's check safari jacket in lightweight wool blend – tailored yet relaxed for a polished retro look with utility flair. Ideal for layering.

Made from Toray Modifil – a Japanese mid-20th century superfine wool blend known for its durability, structure, and subtle sheen. Woven selvedge text confirms its boutique-level quality.

• 1970s utility/safari style influence

• Military-inspired epaulettes and structured collar

• Loose, slightly boxy silhouette with back belt detail

• Tweed-like wool blend with muted brown check and red overcheck

• Large plastic buttons on front, chest, and hip pockets

• Structured beige cotton interfacing from shoulder to hem

• Bound armhole seams; raw sleeve seams; hidden edges throughout

• Neat folded and topstitched back pleat

• Pointed cuff tabs with button detail and internal shoulder pads

• Unlined, lightweight feel — ideal for layering

• Gender-neutral cut typical of the era

• Likely dated circa 1974–1978

Size

• Chest: 42”

• Waist: 40”

• Hips: 42”

• Length: 29”

• Sleeve length: 17”

• Back (shoulder to shoulder): 16”

Brand

Brand unknown; brand label not present.

Condition

Good vintage condition with light age-related wear. Two tiny marks on right upper sleeve; fabric and seams remain strong and intact.