This light-gray Nissan Motors jacket is a piece of Japanese automotive staff workwear, marked by red NISSAN logo patches on the chest and upper back. The clean gray-and-red palette, covered front closure, and practical pocket arrangement give the garment a precise, functional character associated with Nissan’s late-Showa and 1990s service and factory clothing.

Nissan’s official archive records that the company renewed its factory uniforms in November 1989, placing this style within the period when Nissan was updating its industrial workwear identity. Nissan factory-uniform announcement. The jacket’s red rectangular wordmarks and streamlined panel construction are consistent with that late-1980s-to-1990s Nissan visual language.

Designed as a separate work jacket rather than a one-piece tsunagi, it offered staff a lighter outer layer for workshop, inspection, assembly, and service-related tasks. The garment has a broad collar, concealed front fastening, angled front hand pockets, a red horizontal chest accent, articulated rear panel seams, and wide adjustable cuffs. The visible neck tag is marked LL, a Japanese large-size designation.

Its restrained branding is especially notable: rather than large promotional graphics, the jacket uses small uniform-style NISSAN identifiers at the front and back. That approach reflects the everyday, professional side of Japan’s automotive culture—the workwear worn around vehicles, tools, parts departments, and production environments.

Please note that retro items may have slight imperfections from long-term storage.

Condition: Retro Used

Color: Grey

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