A storied symbol of post-war rebellion and craftsmanship, the Suka Jacket (short for Sukajan) was born from American GIs stationed in Japan, stitching local artistry into military-issued garments. This version balances that legacy with unmistakable presence. One side roars with a vivid tiger and eagle embroidered across a lustrous satin body; the reverse flips to a more restrained but equally evocative display of regional iconography and tonal contrast.

The classic silhouette features raglan sleeves, striped ribbed trims, and a slightly cropped length that hits just right. Lightweight and lined for comfort, it’s a piece that demands attention without saying a word.

• Reversible design with contrasting artwork
• Rayon satin outer with quilted lining
• Intricate hand-guided embroidery
• Ribbed collar, cuffs, and hem
• Snap-button front closure
• Two slash pockets on both sides