# A.PRESSE Vintage Chambray Sports Jacket Black

- **Brand:** A.PRESSE
- **Availability:** Out of stock at every retailer carrying it.
- **Page:** https://supplyvision.app/product/2996-a-presse-vintage-chambray-sports-jacket-black

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## Offers

Out of stock at every retailer carrying it.

Also carried, currently sold out: [Très Bien](https://tres-bien.com/products/a-presse-vintage-chambray-sports-jacket-black-25aap-0146?utm_source=supplyvision&utm_medium=referral&utm_campaign=product).

## Description

From Très Bien:

Jacket from A.PRESSE. Made in Japan from high-density vintage-inspired chambray gabardine woven with irregular, twisted yarns for a heathered texture. The warp threads are sulfide-dyed, giving the fabric a deep tone that fades beautifully over time. Designed with a relaxed fit through the body and sleeves, sloped shoulders, and a minimalist, unlined construction without side adjusters. Features Asahi zipper hardware and original iron tack buttons. Each piece shows subtle variations in texture, color, and wear.
