1978 Rolling Stones / Doobie Brothers / Van Halen Superdome Retro Jacket – Dark Navy

1978 Rolling Stones / Doobie Brothers / Van Halen Superdome Retro Jacket – Dark Navy

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1978 Rolling Stones / Doobie Brothers / Van Halen Superdome Retro Jacket – Dark Navy
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1978 Rolling Stones / Doobie Brothers / Van Halen Superdome Retro Jacket – Dark Navy

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Vintage Concert Look
Bold retro graphic with an authentic worn-in vibe
Soft & Comfortable
Easy everyday fit with a soft cotton feel
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NEW ORLEANS · LOUISIANA SUPERDOME · 1978

Three bands. One night.

The Rolling Stones. The Doobie Brothers. Van Halen. A date and a place that bring the music back before you even turn the record over.

Dark Navy
Snap-front jacket
Concert back graphic

July 13, 1978. Still worth talking about.

This design follows an existing concert-jacket style associated with the 1978 Louisiana Superdome show. The three-band lineup, venue and date are carried on the back, just as they are on the vintage reference. The memory belongs to a particular night in New Orleans.

The details, front to back

Front
A plain front with snap-button closure, a striped fold-over collar and angled lower pockets.
Back
Cream lettering names The Rolling Stones, The Doobie Brothers and Van Halen, framed by Louisiana Superdome, New Orleans and July 13, 1978.
Silhouette
A dark navy, satin-look silhouette with full-length sleeves and cream-striped ribbing at the collar, cuffs and hem.

Keep it in rotation

Pair it with your favorite jeans and let the back tell the story. The restrained front keeps the look easy to wear, while the concert lettering gives fellow music fans something to recognize.

Some nights stay with you.

This is a newly made retro jacket based on a vintage concert-jacket design, not a surviving garment from 1978.

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