There’s a certain kind of magic that only Japanese vintage street culture can offer — that blend of folklore, rebellion, craftsmanship, and nostalgia. This rare reversible Pherrow’s sukajan captures that spirit in a way that few jackets ever achieve.

On the first side, a deep brown satin canvas sets the stage for a spectacular hand-embroidered dragon coiled protectively around a warrior figure — a classic motif steeped in Japanese legend. Metallic gold sleeves amplify its vintage glow, creating a dramatic contrast that instantly commands attention. The twin-dragon embroidery on the front balances power and symmetry, embodying everything collectors love about old-world Yokosuka artistry.

Flip the jacket over, and a completely different world comes alive. The second side features a beautifully quilted beige-and-black body, transforming into a flowing procession of skeletons — a playful yet culturally rich motif inspired by traditional Japanese folklore and Edo-period art. This “skeleton parade” design is coveted among sukajan enthusiasts, and Pherrow’s execution is exceptionally faithful to classic hand-drawn aesthetics.

Collectors will appreciate the authenticity of its construction: vintage-sheen rayon satin, traditional rib-knit collar and cuffs, and embroidery with raised detailing that catches the light at every angle. The reversible structure feels like owning two museum-worthy jackets in one — each telling its own story, each with its own energy.

Whether worn as bold everyday art or preserved as a premium collectible, this Pherrow’s reversible sukajan is a rare representation of Japan’s Amekaji heritage. It carries history on both sides, and its craftsmanship ensures it will continue aging gracefully as a treasured wardrobe centerpiece.

A true standout for collectors, artists, cultural enthusiasts, and anyone who appreciates the intersection between folklore and fashion — this is Japanese Americana at its finest.

⭐ BRAND BACKGROUND — PHERROW’S (フェローズ)

Pherrow’s was founded in 1991 by Masahiro Hirata, a visionary who believed that true craftsmanship lives in the fine details that most people never notice — but collectors always do. Emerging during Japan’s golden age of “Americana revival,” Pherrow’s built its name by studying vintage garments with scientific precision: measuring stitch counts, thread tension, fabric grain, fade patterns, and even the quirks of pre-war sewing machines. Their mission was simple yet obsessive — to create garments that would age with the dignity, character, and soul of the originals.

Through the 1990s and early 2000s, Pherrow’s became one of the foundational pillars of Japan’s reproduction and heritage menswear scene, standing proudly beside Studio D’Artisan, Buzz Rickson’s, Real McCoy’s, and Toys McCoy. But unlike many brands that focused only on rigid archival reproduction, Pherrow’s developed a reputation for balancing historical accuracy with a gentle modern refinement — fits updated just enough for contemporary wear, but never losing the nostalgic warmth of mid-century craftsmanship.

What makes Pherrow’s especially beloved among collectors is their uncompromising material selection. Cotton twills are tightly woven on vintage shuttle looms, rayon satin is dyed in small-batch lots for authentic sheen, and embroidery motifs are done with painstaking, high-density stitching reminiscent of 1950s sukajan artisans. Their reversible jackets, military-inspired flight pieces, and embroidered tour designs have become cult favorites because they embody that rare “Japan-only” quality — the kind of detail that global fashion houses attempt to copy but never fully capture.

Pherrow’s pieces age remarkably well. Over time, the fabric softens, the colors mellow into beautiful patinas, and the embroidery begins to sit more naturally against the cloth — turning every jacket into a living archive of the person who wore it. For this reason, vintage Pherrow’s items often resell for high prices in Japan and abroad, and many models are produced in extremely limited quantities, making them highly collectible.

A Pherrow’s jacket is never just apparel — it is a conversation between past and present. It carries the spirit of vintage Americana filtered through Japanese discipline, precision, and artistry. Owning one means carrying a small piece of Japan’s heritage menswear history, crafted with sincerity, passion, and a deep respect for craftsmanship.

Please buy with complete confidence — every item we offer is 100% authentic and carefully sourced here in Japan. We stand behind all of our pieces and guarantee originality at all conditions.

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There are 2 type of jackets with different measuring guides as can be seen above. Please be guided accordingly to distinguish which is which.

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