UCLA Nylon Track Jacket
UCLA Nylon Track Jacket
UCLA Nylon Track Jacket
UCLA Nylon Track Jacket
UCLA Nylon Track Jacket
UCLA Nylon Track Jacket
UCLA Nylon Track Jacket
UCLA Nylon Track Jacket
UCLA Nylon Track Jacket
UCLA Nylon Track Jacket
UCLA Nylon Track Jacket
UCLA Nylon Track Jacket
UCLA Nylon Track Jacket
UCLA Nylon Track Jacket

UCLA Nylon Track Jacket

¥13,750

¥9,625
( / )
Tax included.

A track jacket custom-made by NUTMEG for UCLA.

This track jacket is made of nylon taslon, featuring a matte texture and a wrinkled feel from the washer process. It has a UCLA college logo patch on the front and a large print of Joe (the bear mascot) on the back.

The collar has a stowable hood, allowing for two-way styling as a stand collar or with the hood.

It can be set up with the "UCLA Nylon Track Pants" made from the same fabric.

Produced under license from UCLA®

Material: Outer fabric = 100% Nylon, Lining = 100% Polyester
Country of origin: China

Model in main image: Height 165cm/B89cm/W63cm/H92cm, wearing size L

Model in background-free image: Height 180cm/B90cm/W70cm/H94cm, wearing size L

◆Due to the pressing and product washing processes, this product may have variations in shape and size (approximately 2-3cm) during production, but this does not affect its quality. Please understand this point and enjoy the unique texture and feel of the processed item.

■NUTMEG
NUTMEG is a globally renowned brand for sports apparel, including American universities, NBA, and NFL, and has manufactured and sold many popular products in Japan, such as Michael Jordan T-shirts and NOMO trainers.
20 years after the disappearance of NUTMEG, the brand has been revived, inheriting the spirit of 1990s NUTMEG.
Trademark registration number: 6500133 (Class 25)

  Length Bust Sleeve length
M 69cm 144cm 88cm
L 71cm 150cm 91cm
XL 73cm 156cm 94cm


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ABOUT NUTMEG

NUTMEG was founded in New Haven, Connecticut in the early 1980s.
The name "NUTMEG" was inspired by the nickname for Connecticut, "The Nutmeg State."