A 1970s black leather safari coat with the kind of presence that comes from four patch pockets, epaulettes, and a collar wide enough to frame a decade. No brand tag — just a "Genuine Leather" hide-shaped patch inside, which is the most honest label a coat from this era could carry. Four-button front, flap pockets top and bottom, and the slightly longer length that puts this somewhere between a jacket and a coat. It walks like the seventies.
Details
Brand: Unbranded vintage
Size: M (estimated)
Era: 1970s
Material: Genuine leather
The Piece
Black genuine leather, medium weight
Safari / military styling with four patch pockets
Epaulettes at shoulders
Four-button front closure
Two chest flap pockets, two hip flap pockets
Wide pointed collar
Fully lined in black fabric
Mid-thigh length
Condition
Good — Leather shows honest vintage wear — natural creasing and some surface scuffing consistent with 50 years of life. No cracking or peeling. All buttons present and secure. Lining intact. Some light wear marks visible on the lower front. Structurally sound throughout.
