2010s Ralph Lauren Embroidered Dragon Black & White Bomber Jacket
Size on label
XL
Condition
Great
Estimated fit Men
XS
Estimated fit Women
M/L
Description & Measures
This Ralph Lauren bomber jacket is a distinctive archive piece showcasing intricate dragon embroidery across its black body contrasted by crisp white sleeves. Crafted from premium fabrics, its classic silhouette features ribbed trims and a zip fastening, epitomizing vintage fashion’s blend of East-meets-West motifs with streetwear appeal.
In good condition.
Fits men XS and women M/L.
Model is 160cm.
Hand-measured with the garment laid flat.
| CHEST | 53cm | 20.9inch |
| LENGTH | 62cm | 24.4inch |
| SHOULDERS | 39cm | 15.4inch |
| SLEEVE | 70cm | 27.6inch |
Please allow a margin of error of up to 1 cm (0.4 inch).
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