Vintage quilted liner from the late 1960s to early 1970s, by Sears, Roebuck and Co., supervised by Ted Williams. This piece is from the hunting and outdoor line that was sold in America at the time, featuring diamond quilting, a collarless design, and a camouflage pattern. It's a design that's easy to incorporate into modern fashion. It uses IDEAL x SCOVILL stamped zippers, and based on the sewing and parts construction, it's a MADE IN U.S.A. piece. Originally intended as an inner layer for hunting jackets, etc., it's often worn as an outer layer in recent years, and its short length and easy-to-layer silhouette are appealing. There is fading and signs of wear throughout. There is a tear in the right sleeve seam on the back, and some thread unraveling on the lining, but neither is a critical damage that would hinder wear, and those familiar with vintage and used clothing would likely appreciate them as part of the character. The zipper functions without issue. This is a recommended piece for those seeking the unique atmosphere of 60s-70s American-made vintage that cannot be replicated in current products. 【Size (measured flat)】 Please note that there may be slight variations due to amateur measurements. Length: 68cm, Shoulder width: 46.5cm, Body width: 56cm 【Fit】 The body width is slightly roomy, and it can be worn over sweatshirts or thin knitwear. The length is short, and it's easy to match with various pant widths. As a guide, it fits like a men's M, with a just-right to slightly roomy fit for those around 170cm tall. Women can wear it oversized. Returns and exchanges due to buyer's circumstances are not accepted. Please check the photos for the condition as it is a vintage item. Please ask any questions in the comments before purchasing.