The origins of this jacket can be traced back to 1933, when Gus Linter, an FFA advisor, noticed a blue cord jacket in a hardware store window in Fredericktown (Ohio). He was inspired to personalize the jacket, from the Universal Uniform Company, by having his chapter's name embroidered on the back in gold thread.
This FFA (Future Farmers Of America) jacket is in great condition. The fabric is still very soft, and based on the stitching the first owner was a secretary.
The fit a little bit cropped, very stylish, and can be worn with high waisted pants. The color is vibrant.
