[~80's] Vintage Belstaff Bright Green Waxed Cotton Jacket "TRIALMASTER PROFESSIONAL JACKET"

Estimated to be around the 80sMade by BelstaffThis is the "Trial Master Professional Jacket."

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Belstaff is a heritage outwear brand from the UK, founded in 1924 by Eli Belovitch and his son-in-law Harry Grosberg.

The brand name "Belstaff" is based on founder Belovitch's "Bel" and "Staffordshire, the founding location."StaffThis is a coined word derived from ", and the company name itself embodies the "English land and craftsmanship spirit."

Since its founding, it has faced the demand for waterproofing, windproofing and durability, and has become a pioneering company that has fully introduced waxed cotton to waterproof clothing for motorcycling.

In an era when synthetic membranes were not present, fabrics that were both water repellent and robust through repeated wax have gained strong support not only from riders but also from professionals working in harsh environments such as drivers and pilots.

As a brand that has established a "practical aesthetic," it leaves a solid mark in the history of British outdoor activities.

The "Trialmaster" is an essential model that symbolizes Belstaff.

It was developed with the aim of dealing with the harsh Scotland trial competition (Scottish Six Days Trial) in mind, and was officially launched in 1959.

The design, which features four-pocket throw latch and waist belts on the chest and waist, combines weather resistance and mobility, and the perfection of this product will eventually spread to the streets.
Loved by famous riders and cultural icons, it is still talked about today as a masterpiece of British outwear.

Current Belstaff proposes "modern heritage" that focuses on classics such as the Trialmaster and Roadmaster, as well as leather, technical fabrics and knitwear.

While retaining the vector of tradition and innovation, Belstaff's current location is its attitude of pursuing "lightness, rationality, and durability" that reaches the next generation.

Belstaff has announced that "TRIALMASTER PROFESSIONAL JACKET (Belstaff's eternal classic model released in the 1950s)Introducing the "Trial Master Professional Jacket"

By 1952, the revolutionaryChe Guevara (This model quickly grew in popularity after "Che Guevara" wore a trial master on a motorcycle trip through southern South America.
By 1960, it had risen to the number one sales figures within Belstaff.

In 1963, Steve McQueen wore the trial master in the film The Great Escape, and the famous scene where he jumps over barbed wire is reminiscent of a symbolic act.

At the time of its introduction, this game was designed to withstand harsh weather and road surfaces from SSDT (Scottish Six Days Trial), and the first tester was 18 years old at the time.Sammy Miller (Sammy Miller)
He later became a jacket line named in honor of belstaff, who loved over 1,000 races.

The individual we will introduce this time is a trial master who used the commonly known as the "Sammy Miller Tag" that is proof of this, and has been changed in detail later in the late 1970s.

Sammy Miller is a British trial racer and "the god of trials."
He is a symbolic figure of Belstaff, who led the SSDT in the 1960s with an astounding record of over 1,300 wins, and has engraved his name in motorcycle history.

This time we will introduce a special piece that is worthy of a genuine archive from the Trial Master, a classic model.

Instead of the black color that is often found on the market, it is commonly known as "Green Bell" made from extremely rare bright green waxed cotton.

This special piece is rarely found in the UK, and along with the bright red colored "Red Bell," which is considered to be equally rare, it is a must-have item for collectors.

The story also tells the anecdotes of trial god Sammy Miller, who took on the race as a bright green trial master, telling the story of the symbolism of brand history.

It covers practical details unique to a Trial Master, such as a total of four flap patch pockets, waist belt, throw latch, elbow pads, and shoulder reinforcement.

On the other hand, small changes that are unique to the age are also a highlight of this individual.

The impression is different from the individuals with Sammy Miller tags, and has been updated to a modern balance of "a slightly longer length, slim body, narrow shoulder width, and armholes with slight margins" that can be seen in individuals from the late 1970s to the 1980s.

In addition, the distinctive diagonal pocket on the left chest has been removed and has been changed to a horizontal straight design.

The front is a double-layered structure with a zip zipper and snap buttons.
The zip slider uses a "YKK" zipper.

The waist belt is a part that is often missing, but this one is fully equipped.

If you tighten it, the waist mark gives a firmer look, and if you open it, it gives a straight, rider-like feel.
There is a 2-way enjoyment that allows you to change the silhouette depending on your mood that day.

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

The actual size is slightly smaller, so if you have a small figure, you can wear it without any problems.

There are signs of wear such as dirt, small holes, uneven oil, and the smell typical of oiled cloth, but there is no major damage that can cause problems with wearing it, so I think you can still wear it.

"Belstaff" heritage outwear brand from the UK

Among them, the classic model, Trial Master, commonly known as "Midori Bell," is a collector's piece that you rarely encounter even in your home country.
Because it is a rare legendary colour along with the red bell, its market distribution is extremely limited.

It's not something that can be purchased by paying, and we cannot guarantee that it will arrive in the future.

This is a perfect piece not only as the core of your wardrobe, but also as a collection piece.
This is a rare item that is rarely available at our shop, so if you are looking for it, don't miss this opportunity.