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Description
We are focusing primarily on American casual wear for this listing.
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【Product Description】
Pre-war coveralls from Free Land from the 30-40s.
This is a rare early tag that is much older than the commonly seen tricolor tag.
The fabric has a completely different atmosphere.
Please understand that the estimated year is based on personal knowledge.
【Condition】
Usage: There are repairs on the neck and cuffs.
Notes: Please excuse minor overlooked small holes.
【Others】
If you have any questions, please ask.
The shoulder width, sleeve length, body width, and length will be added later
These are approximate and should be used as a reference.
(Added on May 12, 2026, 11:22 PM)
Images of the tag and dimensions have been added.
Pre-War Free Land Coveralls - Rare Vintage 30s 40s Denim Jacket
Sold For
220,000 Yen ($1437.91)
Win it and it arrives at our Tokyo warehouse. We combine your items into one international shipment, billed at actual carrier cost.
Auction Ended
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End Time
2026-05-18 09:56:36 JST
Bid History
Collector Commentary
This Pre-War Free Land coveralls piece represents a significant chapter in American casual wear, showcasing unique fabric and early tagging that appeals to collectors of vintage Americana. The rarity of this early tag, especially compared to the more common tricolor versions, makes it particularly desirable among enthusiasts, adding to its collectible value. While the noted repairs on the neck and cuffs may affect its overall condition rating, they also tell a story of wear that often attracts discerning collectors seeking items rich in historical authenticity. Given the current bid of ¥220,000, this piece reflects a robust interest in quality vintage items sourced from Japan, known for superior preservation practices.