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Vintage 1940s Red Plaid Wool Hunting Jacket – Midwest Outerwear

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Vintage 1940s Red Plaid Wool Hunting Jacket – Midwest OuterwearA beautifully preserved piece of mid century American outdoor heritage. This classic red plaid wool hunting jacket was Styled for Outdoor Life by Midwest Outerwear Mfg. Co. of Port Washington, Wisconsin a regional maker known for durable, high quality wool outerwear built for cold weather hunting, cabin living, and field work. This jacket features the iconic red and black plaid pattern associated with mid century North American workwear, paired with

A beautifully preserved piece of mid century American outdoor heritage. This classic red plaid wool hunting jacket was Styled for Outdoor Life by Midwest Outerwear Mfg. Co. of Port Washington, Wisconsin — a regional maker known for durable, high quality wool outerwear built for cold weather hunting, cabin living, and field work.

This jacket features the iconic red and black plaid pattern associated with mid century North American workwear, paired with rugged construction meant to withstand decades of use.

Features
- Heavyweight wool shell in bold red plaid
- Original maker label from Midwest Outerwear Mfg. Co.
- Classic mid‑century outdoor styling
- Button front closure
- Angled or slanted hand pockets + flap pockets + back pockets
- Warm, durable construction ideal for cold weather
- Traditional pointed collar
- Timeless lumberjack / hunting aesthetic

Measurements (flat), please allow a little extra room for comfortable fit and ease of movement.
Label states a Medium
- Chest (pit to pit): 53"
- Length: 29" (from top of shoulder to bottom of jacket in back)
- Sleeve: 23 1/2"
- Shoulders: 22"
Brand/maker: Styled for Outdoor Life by Midwest Outerwear Mfg. Co. of Port Washington, Wisconsin
Material: wool

Era
Based on construction, materials, and label style, this jacket dates to the late 1940s through the 1950s — the golden era of American wool hunting gear.

Condition
Good vintage condition with expected minimal signs of age and wear, consistent with a 80+ year old wool garment. Things to note, the coating in the back pockets is breaking down. It looks like it was rubber? The actual material of the pocket is intact, but whatever it was lined with is cracking and coming off. Please refer to the last photo. Also the inside cotton flannel lining in the cuffs and jacket has some wear. The ribbing is ok but the cotton flannel lining on the back of the wool cuff has wear. As well as a few spots primarily along the inside edge. You dont see it as it is on the inside but I wanted to mention it. Please refer to the second last photo. The jacket is clean, sturdy, and fully wearable.

Why Collectors Love These
Mid century wool hunting jackets from regional American makers are increasingly sought after for their craftsmanship, durability, and authentic outdoor heritage. This example has strong color, classic styling, and a desirable Wisconsin maker label.

A perfect piece for:
- Vintage workwear collectors
- Heritage fashion lovers
- Cabin, cottage, or outdoor life
- Cold‑weather layering
- Display or photography styling

A true slice of mid‑century American outdoor history.

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