1960s FFA Jacket Idaho - S

The FFA jacket is more than just a piece of clothing; it is a symbol of tradition, pride, and belonging within the American farming community. Its history begins in 1933, when FFA advisor Gus Linter noticed a blue corduroy jacket with an embroidered bulldog in a store window in Fredericktown, Ohio. Recognizing the potential of this piece as a uniform for Future Farmers of America (FFA) members, Linter partnered with the Universal Uniform Company to create a customized version of the jacket. This new uniform made its debut at the 1933 National Convention, where it was officially adopted as part of the organization's signature dress.

The FFA jacket is made of durable blue corduroy and features embroidered details that symbolize the association's identity and values. Over the years, while maintaining its classic design, it has become a cultural icon, appreciated not only by FFA members but also by vintage fashion enthusiasts and clothing historians.

Wearing an FFA jacket means carrying a piece of American history, celebrating decades of dedication to agricultural education and community service.

1960s, Zip talon, Idaho - South Fremont.

Condition: The jacket has a beautiful patina and is in excellent condition. Very small imperfections on the sleeves.

Measures:

Recommended size: S - Small

Length: 60.5cm

Sleeve length: 58cm

Width (pit to pit): 52cm

Shoulders: 42cm