60s penn-fifth avenue red wool jacket with statement collar

60s penn-fifth avenue red wool jacket with statement collarA striking early 60s department store piece from Penn Fifth Avenue, New York. This vivid red wool jacket features a sculptural double breasted front, cropped swing silhouette, and dramatic black faux fur collar that frames the neckline beautifully. The hot pink spiral buttons add a playful pop that feels unexpectedly modern, very much in line with current color forward styling trends. Penn Fifth Avenue was known for producing high quality, fashion

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