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1940s Headlight Coveralls - Vintage Denim Jacket from the 50s and 30s (Carhartt, Hercules, Lee)

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I will mainly be listing items focused on American casual style. Although I have few reviews, I will respond properly. Shipping will only be on Saturdays and Sundays. For items ending on Sunday, they will be shipped the following Saturday or Sunday. After the auction ends, please contact me within 24 hours and make payment within 48 hours. Please understand that if this time elapses, it will be considered a cancellation. Thank you for your interest in the product. Please read below, and I look forward to your bids. 【Description of the product】 This is a coverall from the Headlight brand, dated to the mid-1940s, shortly after the war. Determining the exact age of Headlight items can be challenging, but since the snap buttons on both chests are still not returning, I judge this to be an item from around 1946. The fabric quality is outstanding, and the size is excellent. Please understand that the age estimation is based solely on my personal knowledge. 【Condition of the product】 Usage status: Notes: Please understand that minor small holes may have been overlooked. 【Other】 If you have any questions, please ask. Shoulder width/Sleeve length/Body width/Length is 47/65/56/76 cm. These are approximate sizes, so please use them as a reference.

1940s Headlight Coveralls - Vintage Denim Jacket from the 50s and 30s (Carhartt, Hercules, Lee)

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498,000 Yen ($3254.90)

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2026-03-29 10:53:20 JST

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Collector Commentary

This vintage Headlight coverall from the mid-1940s represents a significant piece of American fashion history, emblematic of the post-war era when utilitarian garments were highly valued for their durability and craftsmanship. The notable fabric quality and unique design make it an appealing choice for collectors, particularly those focused on American casual styles. As Japanese collectors often seek authentic, well-preserved items, this piece stands out due to its rarity and the challenges in accurately dating Headlight products. The careful storage conditions from Japan enhance its collectability, positioning it favorably in the vintage clothing market.