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Vintage Cripple Creek Suede Aztec Western Bomber Jacket Black Tan Men's Large

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🔥 VINTAGE CRIPPLE CREEK SOUTHWESTERN SUEDE BOMBER JACKET 🔥 Make a statement with this incredible vintage 1990s Cripple Creek western bomber jacket! Crafted from heavyweight genuine leather suede, it features a striking colorblock layout with rich tan panels contrasted against deep black. The highlight is the stunning Aztec/Southwestern geometric embroidered ribbon trim running along a sharp V-shaped chevron yoke on both the front and back. Complete with a smooth quilted interior lining for added warmth, a secure full zip closure, a sharp pointed collar, and comfortable ribbed knit cuffs and hemline. ✨ FEATURES & DETAILS: • Brand: Cripple Creek (by Circle S) • Era: 1980s / 1990s Vintage • Pattern: Aztec / Tribal / Geometric / Southwestern Chevron Yoke • Colors: Black and Rust Tan / Camel Brown • Shell Material: 100% Genuine Leather Suede • Lining: Quilted interior for comfortable wear and warmth • Closures: Full heavy-duty zip front • Trim: Ribbed elastic waistband and sleeve cuffs to lock in warmth 📐 MEASUREMENTS (Laid Flat): • Pit to Pit: 25 • Length (Shoulder to Hem): 26 • Sleeve Length (Shoulder to Cuff): 26.5 🛡️ CONDITION: Excellent vintage pre-owned condition! Natural light variations inherent to genuine suede leather may be present. No major flaws, tears, or stains. Please see all photos for details. Smoke free home. Fast and careful shipping! Perfect for vintage collectors, country music festivals, rodeo event styling, western streetwear, or anyone who lov
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