Whether it's Marlon Brando or Brian Setzer, there are plenty of rebels out there - in every season, which is why we want to give you the cool look of your favorite sweat college jacket for the colder days, too. With this jacket, you'll keep warm while showing that being a "Wild One" isn't just reserved for men. It offers you the perfect opportunity - or better: the unique license - to go from a cute kitten to a roaring predator in a matter of seconds.
I'm a real wild child - I'm a wild one, ooh yeah. I'm a wild one!
Wildly cool baseball jacket with sleeves made of leo fur.
Eye-catcher of the jacket are the sleeves made of soft velour with leopard design. The casual cut, the heavy wool fabric and the great combination with leo make the jacket an absolute must-have. The high-quality wool blend fabric in black fits fantastically with the short pile faux fur sleeves. Enough storage space is provided by two piped pockets on the outside and two welt pockets on the inside. The striped rib fabric in black/beige is very sturdy and durable. The jacket has a lightly padded quilted lining in black and closes with black snaps. The large embroidered R on the front is the perfect finish. A cool jacket that looks fantastic with jeans pants and dresses. The big game hunt is on: get your new favorite piece!
The details of the baseball jacket "Wild One" at a glance:
- Material: wool blend
- Exact material: 70% wool, 30% polyester; sleeves: 100% polyester
- Color: black/beige/red
- Pattern: Other
- Textured faux leather sleeves
- Embroidered R on front part
Our model Lola Diamond is 158 cm tall and wears this jacket in size S.
Photos: 13thlifephotography
Rumble59 offers great and comfortable fashion for all
rockabellas and pin-ups. Optimal comfort and stunning look are guaranteed with this terrific baseball jacket"Wild One"!
Jacket Background Info:
The classic college or baseball jackets are also called Letterman Jacket or Varsity Jacket. This name is borrowed from the tradition of high school or college students wearing the first letter of their school or even team on their jacket. At some colleges, it was common for students to have to earn their letter through tests of courage or through special achievements first.
