







1960s FFA Jacket Idaho - S
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- €280,00
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- €280,00
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La giacca FFA è molto più di un semplice capo d'abbigliamento; rappresenta un simbolo di tradizione, orgoglio e appartenenza all'interno della comunità agricola americana. La sua storia inizia nel 1933, quando l'advisor FFA Gus Linter notò una giacca in velluto a coste blu con un bulldog ricamato nella vetrina di un negozio a Fredericktown, Ohio. Riconoscendo il potenziale di questo capo come uniforme per i membri della Future Farmers of America (FFA), Linter collaborò con la Universal Uniform Company per creare una versione personalizzata della giacca. Questa nuova uniforme fece il suo debutto alla Convention Nazionale del 1933, dove fu ufficialmente adottata come parte dell'abbigliamento distintivo dell'organizzazione.
La giacca FFA è realizzata in resistente velluto a coste blu e presenta dettagli ricamati che simboleggiano l'identità e i valori dell'associazione. Nel corso degli anni, pur mantenendo il suo design classico, è diventata un'icona culturale, apprezzata non solo dai membri dell'FFA ma anche dagli appassionati di moda vintage e dagli storici dell'abbigliamento.
Indossare una giacca FFA significa portare con sé un pezzo di storia americana, celebrando decenni di dedizione all'educazione agricola e al servizio comunitario.
1960s, Zip talon, Idaho - South Fremont.
Condizioni: la giacca ha una bellissima patina e si presenta in ottime condizioni. Piccolissime imperfezioni sulle maniche.
Misure:
Taglia consigliata: S - Small
Lunghezza: 60.5cm
Lunghezza maniche: 58cm
Larghezza (da fossa a fossa): 52cm
Spalle: 42cm
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