.. "Emporio Gitano" 1990s Multi-colored Denim Sleeveless Jacket This is a sleeveless jacket from "Emporio Gitano," a casual women's brand that existed in the US local market from the 1980s to the 1990s. This item was made in Taiwan, estimated to be from the early 1990s. Emporio Gitano was a brand known for its use of patterns, flashy designs, and printed items. While rare in the vintage clothing market, pieces from the 80s and 90s can be found. This particular piece uses fabric printed on light-oz denim. It features a striped pattern in five colors: green, orange, yellow, purple, and red, with equal spacing. The printed pigments are expected to fade slightly with each wash, and this item has some areas where the color has faded due to previous washing by the previous owner. The design is based on a simplified trucker jacket without sleeves, featuring a fake pocket with a flap on the chest, silver-toned tack buttons on the front, and pleats on the upper part of the front and back waistbands, giving it a slightly rounded form. It looks small enough to be children's clothing at first glance, but it is likely made as a tight-fitting top for women. Please pay attention to the size of the armholes when choosing an inner layer, and enjoy the colors by layering it as a main top or wearing it as an inner layer under a jacket. Please consider it. ⚫︎Size Marked M (Equivalent to Japanese women's size M) Shoulder width 37cm Body width 49cm Length 46.5cm Armhole 23.5cm ※The model in the wearing image is a woman with a height of 166cm. ※Please note that there may be slight variations. ⚫︎Color Multi ⚫︎Material 100% Cotton ⚫︎Country of Origin Taiwan ⚫︎Condition There are no noticeable external injuries or fraying. As this is a used/vintage item, there may be minor stains or deterioration from storage that are not easily noticeable. We interpret these as part of the charm and appeal of vintage and antique clothing. We kindly ask for your understanding before purchasing. ※The item is also available on other sites, and may be sold out.