Copa Football Netherlands World Cup 1978 Retro Jacket
Take to the streets in retro style with the Copa Football Netherlands World Cup 1978 Retro Jacket in Orange, a comfortable overlayer packed with Dutch pride.
A perfect recreation of the Netherlands’ 1978 World Cup off-pitch gear, the Copa Football Netherlands World Cup 1978 Retro Jacket combines comfortable modern materials with striking 70s aesthetics to elevate your wardrobe, whether you’re cheering the Oranje on from the stands or showing your style on the street. The distinctive all-orange base, bold black contrast detailing at collar and cuffs and old-school rampant lion national crest transport you back to the days of Johan Neeskens, Ruud Krol and Johnny Rep.
Take to the streets in retro style with the Copa Football Netherlands World Cup 1978 Retro Jacket in Orange, a comfortable overlayer packed with Dutch pride.
A perfect recreation of the Netherlands’ 1978 World Cup off-pitch gear, the Copa Football Netherlands World Cup 1978 Retro Jacket combines comfortable modern materials with striking 70s aesthetics to elevate your wardrobe, whether you’re cheering the Oranje on from the stands or showing your style on the street. The distinctive all-orange base, bold black contrast detailing at collar and cuffs and old-school rampant lion national crest transport you back to the days of Johan Neeskens, Ruud Krol and Johnny Rep.
Original: $114.00
-65%$114.00
$39.90Description
Take to the streets in retro style with the Copa Football Netherlands World Cup 1978 Retro Jacket in Orange, a comfortable overlayer packed with Dutch pride.
A perfect recreation of the Netherlands’ 1978 World Cup off-pitch gear, the Copa Football Netherlands World Cup 1978 Retro Jacket combines comfortable modern materials with striking 70s aesthetics to elevate your wardrobe, whether you’re cheering the Oranje on from the stands or showing your style on the street. The distinctive all-orange base, bold black contrast detailing at collar and cuffs and old-school rampant lion national crest transport you back to the days of Johan Neeskens, Ruud Krol and Johnny Rep.
