The Street Track Jacket is navy track jacket for women that we have designed and knitted in the Sjuhärad textile district in southern Sweden. This is a piece of premium garment that you can wear casually matched with a pair of sneakers or as workout pant.
This is a garment from our Street Track collection, designed and knitted in Sweden using 65% polyester and 35% cotton. The material closest to the skin is cotton. From the original version, we have kept the side stripes in four colors and the comfortable fit & feel.
Features
Swedish Fabrics
Ökotex Class 1
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Embroidered logo on the left breast
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65% polyester / 35% cotton
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Golden metalic zipper
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Off-white, burgundy & navy stripes down both arms
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ÖKOTEX Class 1 fabrics
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Regular fitting
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Pockets with zippers on each side
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Sewn in Latvia
Shipping options & costs
. Free shipping over 1200 SEK / 120 € / 1500 NOK
. Free exchanges
. Return within 30 days
. Fast deliveries
OUR FIRST GARMENTS
The Street Track Jacket, together with the Track Pants, were the first pieces we designed and produced in 2017 when YMR Track Club was launched. This original YMR Track Club look is now back and with an updated and improved design! The aim of the design of the track jacket was to recreate a 70s tracksuit used by sports club IK Ymer for the 100th anniversary in 2017. We updated the design of the original 70s track jacket, while we also changed the colors and some details.
UPDATED DESIGN
This classic track suit is inspired by the 70s and 80s look, a time in which sports and fashion increasingly merged into one style. Monumental sporting events from this era include the iconic Olympic games in Montréal and Los Angeles in 1976 and 1984.
Sold out stadiums got to witness incredible performances and records (some of which still stand to this day) by some stand-out athletes with larger-than-life personalities. This retro navy track jacket is a great part of our heritage. It is an essential part of our collection of performance wear designed and knitted in Sweden’s textile district Sjuhärad.
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