【Size】 Marked M Shoulder width 58cm Body width 64cm Length 87cm Sleeve length 57cm 【Condition】 It has a little wear, but it is in good condition with no noticeable stains or damage. 【Description】 This is an 80s vintage Hong Kong-made black tag Eddie Bauer mountain parka. Eddie Bauer, founded in Seattle in 1920, made its name globally as a pioneer of down jackets. This item is from the 80s, a rare archive known as the "black tag" era because of the black background of the brand logo, and is considered to be the best in terms of quality and design in the vintage market. Mountain parkas of this era were mainly beige, tan, and navy, but this one is a solid black piece that perfectly fits into modern urban life. This color, which was unusual for outdoor wear at the time, maintains the ruggedness of the gear while also exuding a sophisticated, modern feel. The material is nylon fabric, a symbolic detail of vintage outdoor wear. It repels rain and blocks wind with high functionality, and its natural luster and depth are its greatest charm. Furthermore, the inside is lined with khaki-colored fabric that creates an exquisite contrast with the black outer fabric, and the layering effect when worn open at the front is also carefully calculated. Products from the Hong Kong era are known for their careful tailoring that meets the strict standards of the United States, and outerwear from this "black tag" period is particularly popular in the vintage market. With the classic mountain parka design, such as the large front flap pockets, the waist drawcord, and the high-neck specification that covers the neck, the black color, which looks great in the present day, greatly expands the range of styling. From tech-mode outfits paired with wide slacks to American casual styles that make the most of the atmosphere of the time, it should naturally blend into any wardrobe. This is a truly special piece that is hard to find, combining the historical quality that the prestigious Eddie Bauer boasts with modern fashionability. Please get your hands on it.