Wrangler was created as a sub brand to the work ware company Blue Bell in 1947. The big name designer in western clothing Rodeo Ben was commissioned to create modern clothing for the modern cowboy in post-war America. The brand turned out to be a success and today it is still the leading brand when it comes to western style jeans in the southern parts of the United States!

We estimate this beautiful vintage jacket to have its origin in the 60's. From the generation that came just after the first known as the Wrangler Blue Bell, these had the Blue Bell logo on the neck patch but when Wrangler became a bigger success than Blue Bell, they chose to focus entirely on just Wrangler as a name and Blue Bell was now more seen as part of the logo.

A neet detail is that it is made of left-handed twill denim. Just like the earliest Wrangler garments, and this one also has a visible selvage on the inside of the front of the jacket. 

It comes in a very nice faded denim. The tones are warm blue, classic for vintage Wranglers. The jacket have a beutiful vintage garment look with a patina that only a vintage garment gets. On the front it has a number of smaller holes that may need to be looked over in due time. It also has a hole at the cuff on the left arm.

The tag states that this is a size 36 and we would say a that it fits like a XS / S.

- Vintage 1960's Wrangler Selvage Denim Jacket
- Size 36
- Selvage left-hand denim
- Two lower front pockets
- Two chest pocket
- Made in USA

All measurements are in centimeters and measured on a flat surface. Width is measured straight across the chest from armpit to armpit, length is measured at the back of the garment from the neck down and the sleeve length is measured on the underarm from the armpit to the end of the cuff.