French civilian leather pilot jacket GVF 70s - L

€170,00
€170,00
1 Items in Stock

This leather jacket, dating back to the 70s and produced by the renowned French brand GVF Impercuir based in the southwest of France, is an iconic piece of civil aviation. Originally intended for French pilots, it stands out for its functional design and quality of workmanship.

Crafted from extremely thick yet soft and comfortable sheepskin or lambskin, the jacket offers a sturdy, boxy fit. It features an Italian-style collar, which can be turned up for extra protection. The front features an Eclair zip, giving it a bold, authentic look.

A distinctive detail is the flap pocket on the chest, designed to clip badges, while the pocket on the left sleeve has historically been used to store cigars. The double loop construction and high-quality zipper enhance its functionality.

This jacket, appreciated for its classic style, was also a source of inspiration for the famous designer Martin Margiela and has become extremely popular in recent years. On the inside there is the original label of the brand.

Removable sleeves via zip.

The following jacket is a model produced in the civilian sector.

Main features:

- Thick, soft and comfortable sheep/lambskin;

- Italian style collar, liftable;

- Badge flap pocket and cigar pocket on sleeve;

- Sturdy, boxy fit;

Civilian model from the 70s, inspired by French pilots.

Condition: In excellent condition, with small signs of wear to the leather.

Measures:

Recommended size: L - Large

Length: 69cm

Width: 65cm

Shoulders: 50cm

Sleeve length: 65cm

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The actual conditions of each individual product are reported in the description .

The products may still have small imperfections or stains due to the passage of time not reported. We try to preserve our garments in the best possible way but above all we wash and sanitize every single garment in our archive.

Please follow the measurements in the product description.

Since these are vintage products, the measurements indicated on the product labels (if present) may differ from reality.

The passage of time has significantly changed the size and fit of most of our items.

For more information on sizes and how we measure, please refer to our size and measurement guide page.

Take care of your vintage clothes

Most cotton and cotton-blend products can be machine washed at 40 degrees Celsius / 104 degrees Fahrenheit.

Wool products are best hand washed. Machine wash at your own risk.

Please note that the items we offer have been used before and some are more fragile (depending on age and condition). Always keep this in mind before washing.

Vintage leather products should be hung in dry places and treated regularly to avoid cracking.

Please note that we do not accept any responsibility for products damaged during use or washing.

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