Description
Silver Oakland Athletics 1980’s Bomber Full-Snap Satin
Our oakland athletics 1980’s silver jacket is a creation of satin with a subtle silky coverage of viscose at the interior shell. This amazing jacket with exquisite color scheme of silver adds elegance to your closet with its unique design components of a rib-knit peak collar with contrast stripes, long-stitched sleeves, full snap buttons front closing, rib-knit contrast striped hemline/cuffs, and a pair of outer slashed capacious pockets combining two inner pockets. With “Athletics” signature lettering at the front, the 1980’s oakland athletics silver bomber jacket also entails team’s embroided logo patch at the left-sleeve. So, order today this highly tempting garment with Starter emblem positioned at its left-wrist!
Look like a true funk master and raise your status with the newest addition to the Oakland Athletics Collection – the oakland athletics 1980’s silver jacket! This kind of jacket was inspired by the Oakland Athletics, and coated with a silver metallic finish that is reminiscent of 80s vibe. It may be used for witnessing a game or going out with friends; this unique and rather eye-catching outfit set is perfect for creating an irresistible appearance. With classic appeal and contemporary cushioning, it is a must-have for any real fan who wants to show their team support in comfort.
Product Specifications
- Inspired from: American baseball team “Oakland Athletics”
- Material: Satin
- Color: Silver
- Collar: Rib-knit peak style with contrast stripes
- Front: Full snap tab buttons closure
- Inner: Soft viscose lining
- Pockets: Two outer slash pockets, two inner pockets
- Sleeves: Full-long
- Cuffs: Rib-knit contrast striped style
- Rib-knit contrast striped hem bottom
- “Athletics” signature lettering at the front
- Team’s embroided logo patch at the left-sleeve
- Starter brand emblem at the left-wrist
- Fine quality stitching
Machine wash max. 30ºC. Short spin.
Tumble dry, medium heat.
Do not bleach/bleach
Do not dry clean.
Iron at a maximum of 110°C. Avoid direct contact with embroidery or patches; use a pressing cloth if needed.
