00s Whitesville ‘Falcons’ Leather Chenille Patched Varsity Jacket

While rather unknown, Whitesville sits among the heights of Japanese sportswear. Through the 1940s-60s the production company would release an array of Japanese takes on Western baseball jackets and apparel. Travelling to the East for deployment, American soldiers would inadvertently popularize the silhouettes once back home, building notoriety around the label. Despite such efforts the label would be abandoned years later, only to be to be revived by Toyo Enterprises in 2007. Since, the label has amassed hysteria in the underground Japanese scene, making varsity-style silhouettes extremely lucrative.

 

Debuting in the 2000s era, this letterman jacket features a wide array of patchwork and embroidered detailing. Coating the sleeves, varsity state emblems sit atop a white heavyweight leather base, accented by contrast embroideries on the body and spell out lettering. Turning over, the underside depicts a falcon with a lightning staff, amidst a ‘Beaverton’ slogan and ‘82 dating. Finalized by synched, striped hems and a slightly oversized fit, tagged as a size medium in pristine condition throughout.