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689,90€
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Down vest from Rocky Mountain Featherbed, a Japanese revival of the classic 1960s brand from Jackson Hole, Wyoming. Their current collections faithfully recreate outerwear from the brand's design archives, with the same high quality and iconic style.
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Product details
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• Made in Japan.
• Nylon fabric.
• Iconic leather yoke.
• Wool collar.
• Water-repellent down lining to keep you warm and dry.
• Mother of pearl buttons.
• The vests are handmade in Japan, therefore some details may differ in colour.
Product code 23192011Fit
• Size runs small. We recommend choosing one size larger than usual.
• Model measures: height 189cm, weight 76kg and wears a size 40.
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the product's measurements
Read more about how we measure and convert sizes »Measurements (cm) UK38 - EU48 UK40 - EU50 UK42 - EU52 UK44 - EU54 UK46 - EU56 Chest 108 114 118 124 128 Bottom Width 104 110 114 120 124 Garment Length 65 67 69 71 71 -
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About
Rocky Mountain Featherbed
Rocky Mountain Featherbed was founded in Wyoming (the Cowboy State) in the late 60's and is perhaps best known for its iconic down vest, with a seamless leather yoke, originally designed for cowboys. These vests soon became recognized and popular for their good heat retention abilities.
With advances in manufacturing, and recognized fabrics such as GORE-TEX, RMF was predicted a bright future but unfortunately the brand ceased to operate in the 80's. In 2005, the Japanese company 35 Summers Ltd acquired the license to manufacture and recreate the iconic garments, with the rights to use the brand name. All garments marked Rocky Mountain Featherbed are today manufactured in Japan, but with the same technology and quality as the originals from the 60s. -
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Rocky Mountain Featherbed was founded in Wyoming (the Cowboy State) in the late 60's and is perhaps best known for its iconic down vest, with a seamless leather yoke, originally designed for cowboys. These vests soon became recognized and popular for their good heat retention abilities.
With advances in manufacturing, and recognized fabrics such as GORE-TEX, RMF was predicted a bright future but unfortunately the brand ceased to operate in the 80's. In 2005, the Japanese company 35 Summers Ltd acquired the license to manufacture and recreate the iconic garments, with the rights to use the brand name. All garments marked Rocky Mountain Featherbed are today manufactured in Japan, but with the same technology and quality as the originals from the 60s.
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