1960s Courrèges Orange Vinyl Jacket

Coming from my personal collection, this shockingly fabulous late 60s Courrèges jacket is made of vinyl in that oh-so-perfect Courrèges orange shade. This is such a truly beautiful piece that I get a little emotional about the idea of letting it go. But that's the nature of the game!

The impeccable design features four pockets and five white snaps on the front and a martingale half-belt that snaps on and off the back. The lining a fully removeable by a system of small snaps (see photos 10 and 11).

I had the lining repaired when I first bought the jacket. They did a pretty good job considering how shredded it was! It's completely wearable now, though not perfect. (See photos 12-14.) The vinyl isn't perfect either (see photos 15-18) but significantly better than most pieces I've seen from this era. It's stuff that's not even noticeable when it's being worn. It really looks pretty much perfect when you're wearing it.

It has a numbered "hyperbole" label marked size 00, which is a larger XS or smaller S today. Check out the circumference measurements below as well as the flat measurements in the last two photos and don't hesitate to reach out if you have any questions!

Shoulders seam to seam: 14 in / 36 cm

Armpit to armpit: 34 in / 86 cm

Bust: up to 34 in / 86 cm

Waist: up to 34 in / 86 cm

Hips: up to 38 in / 96 cm

Sleeves: 21 in / 53 cm

Length from back center: 31 in / 80 cm