[~70's] French Vintage Multi Pocket Jacket

It was a French multi-pocket jacket, estimated to be around the 1970s.

Although the brand is unknown, this piece has a functional design that reminds us of the photographer jacket of the Renoma Paris at the time, and has been elevated to an urban look.

The asymmetrical pocket work that attracts attention is typical of multi-pocket jackets.

The rounded flap chest pocket has small sub-pockets that are stacked to enhance stacking capacity.
Below the chest, there is a carabiner hook and loop on the left side, and five adjacent loops that look like a bullet band, making it a practical arrangement that allows you to quickly extract tools.

Right below it, double zip pockets in parallel accented with white tape run horizontally, with small flap pockets placed on both sides at the bottom edge.
Storage with different sizes, opening directions, and fasteners line up rhythmically, improving the depth and functionality of the appearance at the same time.

The back is also equipped with large vertical zippers and game pockets on the left and right that lead to a hunting jacket.
It extends almost to the hem along the body lines, so you can carry bulky items such as books and maps with ease.

The hem has a drawstring built into the hem, allowing you to change the silhouette while preventing wind from entering.

The front is a double structure with snap button closures and zip zippers.
The zip slider features a zipper made by "ECLAIR".

This individual is made from high density chemical fibers (probably nylon-based) that are both light and durable.

The finely woven fabric has a firmness and slight luster that you can see when you touch it with your fingertips, giving it a visually elegant impression.

Although it is thin, it has a firm texture with a waist, and is resistant to rubbing and tearing, and is tough enough to withstand long-term wear.

By wearing it over time, the surface will have natural wrinkles and softness, and you will fully enjoy the process of changing into a sophisticated look that is typical of vintage items.

The color is light beige.

The warm colours that don't lie too far against white softly combine the intricate details of the multi-layer pockets, bringing a sense of calm and cleanliness throughout.

It is also distinctive in that it brings out the dull shine of metal parts, while also giving off a slight shading depending on the amount of light, highlighting the three-dimensional look.
It easily blends in with urban styling, and is a versatile color that can be freely changed by combining it with denim or monochrome.

The functionality of the fabric and refined color make it a high level of practicality and aesthetics.
This piece will naturally show off its presence in any situation, from everyday fields to outdoor scenes.

Although the size indication cannot be confirmed, I think it falls under the "M to L" size in Japanese sizes.

Looking at the actual measurements, it is a golden size that suits the Japanese body type, so I think it can be worn by a wide range of people with a wide range of body types.

There are signs of wear such as dirt and missing buttons, but there is no major damage that can cause problems with wearing it, so I think it is still possible to wear it.

While carrying functional beauty reminiscent of "Renoma Paris", its appearance gives off a sense of urban refinement makes it perfect for adult outfits that want to combine practicality and style.

The design incorporates a modern balance of multi-pocket configurations that are typical of military and hunting, making it a masterpiece that simultaneously provides realistic ease of use and stylishness for everyday styling.

Unrecognizable vintages like this one are truly one-timers.
It's a masterpiece that you'll never find in search of, so if you're interested, don't miss this opportunity.