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Levi's Vintage 506XX 1st First 50s Big Size Denim Jacket

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Vintage, original 506XX denim jacket. Shoulder width approximately 49 cm Body width approximately 55 cm Hem width approximately 50 cm Sleeve length approximately 58 cm Fits approximately size 42 to 44 inches. There are some damages and minor repairs, but there are no critical damages, and the vibe is excellent. At 170 cm and 65 kg, I can comfortably button the top button. I believe this is the perfect size—not too big, not ostentatious. Missing buckle Both cuff buttons on the sleeves have been repaired and are functional The bottom button on the front has been repaired and is functional There are noticeable repairs on the left outer and inner sleeves The fabric near the bottom of the collar is slightly worn There are no major damages that interfere with wear. Although this is subjective, I believe it can be worn as is without further repairs. There are numerous minor damages and repairs. I hope those who perceive damages as part of the fashion vibe will enjoy this item.

Levi's Vintage 506XX 1st First 50s Big Size Denim Jacket

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650,000 Yen ($4218.31)

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2026-02-07 21:40:31 JST

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Collector Commentary

This vintage Levi's 506XX denim jacket from the 1950s is a notable piece for collectors, particularly those focused on retro fashion trends that emphasize authenticity and character. With minor repairs enhancing its vintage appeal rather than detracting from it, this jacket aligns well with the growing collector interest in worn and unique items that reflect personal stories and history. The 506XX is recognized for its durability and classic silhouette, making it a staple of 50s style, and being sourced from Japan could indicate superior preservation compared to jackets found elsewhere. While priced at ¥1,000,000, which reflects the rarity and condition of similar high-quality jackets in the current market, it suggests a committed collector's valuation of heritage craftsmanship over mass-produced alternatives.