I am also listing vintage adidas and Nike track jackets, nylon jackets, etc. Search by newest first ➡︎ #BSアパレル✧ ◆Product Description◆ This is a very rare Nike nylon jacket/windbreaker released during the white tag era of the 1990s. This is the same model and a different colorway as the one worn by Tomonori Shiiki, the vocalist of My Hair is Bad. Recommended for those who want the same design as the one worn by Tomonori Shiiki, but find the red too flashy or not their preferred color! Features a Swoosh back logo on the collar at the back. The subtle statement on the back is cool and good ★ An embroidered Swoosh logo is also placed on the left chest. The point is the switching of colors in a peacock blue × navy two-tone/bi-color with an exquisite shade of greenish blue. The calm colors and tones make it easy to coordinate with various items. The listed size is L (US). Since it's a 90s overseas size, the actual measurements are large, equivalent to Japanese size XL to 2XL. You can enjoy 90s details such as wide body width, very thick arms, and dropped shoulders. It matches sporty outfits when paired with track jackets and sneakers, as well as mixed outfits with American casual and neat styles! Since it's a big size, you can layer larger T-shirts, thick sweatshirts, hoodies, or knits underneath. Skater styles like Stussy and XLARGE, luxury street styles like Supreme and Stone Island, work styles like Carhartt and Dickies, etc... Can be coordinated regardless of genre ★ Windbreaker, ACG, Tech style, Salomon, Ralph Lauren ◆Product Information◆ Brand: NIKE Listed Size: L (US) *Actual measurements are equivalent to Japanese size XL-2XL Actual Measurements: cm Total Length: 80 (from top of collar) Length: 73 (from bottom of collar) Shoulder Width: 58 Body Width: 68 (underarms) Sleeve Length: 62 Color: Peacock Blue × Navy Greenish Blue × Navy ◆Condition◆ There are no noticeable damages to mention. Although it is a product from about 30-35 years ago, it is in overall beautiful condition. ◆Notes◆ Please forgive any minor dirt, faint stains, subtle damage due to it being a vintage used item, or small oversights due to amateur inspection.