TOPSHOP Fast Fashion Yokosuka Embroidery Baseball Jacket

At the end of the Second World War, the U.S. troops stationed in Yokosuka like to buy silk clothing and return home to do so. They asked the locals to embroider fine oriental totems on their uniform jackets, such as waves, plants, dragons, and tigers. The smart clothing manufacturers modified the baseball bats that Americans loved to join the military-style mid-chest zipper elements. Then they embroidered Japanese landmarks or traditional mascots with their hands. Yokosuka gradually evolved into a garment.

After the war, the Japanese economy grew rapidly. The wealthy young people loved to seek stimulation and love Western culture, and the birth of the motorized ancestral culture. The Yokosuka Embroidery, which was left behind by the U.S. military and has a strong river and lake taste, was once the representative of clothing for young boys and girls.

The origins of the Japanese Embroidery craftsmanship of the Dongji Embroidery came from the year 500 AD. After absorbing Chinese technology, Japanese Embroidery was combined with its own consciousness of beauty. The tradition of combining embroidery and costumes has spread so far. Sensitive to the changing seasons, a variety of decorative patterns emerged. The dyeing technique and the theme of seasonal flowers, birds, flowers, and caterpillars show the world view of the Japanese occult.

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The most attractive feature of the TOPSHOP Yokosuka Jacket is that it combines the best with the best. In the masculine-style military uniform jacket, embroidered with exquisite patterns, street beaters wear them out of thousands of styles!

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