It is made of 100% polyester.
It has elasticated cuffs and finely stitched details.1) Along the zipper:
"all over valleys"
Faceless man with extra large chopsticks impaled into purple shoulder pads. 
I think. 2) On the left sleeve:
ENJOY CLIMBING MOUNTAIN
Casual and athlelicjacket for very special
tyrolean mountains
climbers in 1999.
tyrolean mountains
climbers in 1999.
Full Disclosure:
1. The owner of this jacket is my mother.
2. My mother is not a mountains climber.
3. She does not go all over valleys.
4. She has never been to the tyrolean mountains.
5. Even if she was a tyrolean mountains climber, I'm doubtful as to whether she'd be considered a "very special" one.
Conclusion:
My mother is not qualified to wear this jacket.
1. The owner of this jacket is my mother.
2. My mother is not a mountains climber.
3. She does not go all over valleys.
4. She has never been to the tyrolean mountains.
5. Even if she was a tyrolean mountains climber, I'm doubtful as to whether she'd be considered a "very special" one.
Conclusion:
My mother is not qualified to wear this jacket.
3 comments:
I believe that those 'chopsticks' are skis and/or a pair of trekking poles- in keeping with the mountaineering. Furthermore, the figure (a mountaineer most likely) appears to be wearing a traditional 'windbluse', a type of anorak that mountaineers used before synthetic windproof/waterproof materials became available.
I can smell the dense morning perfume already, yeuch.
^^^
Enjoy Climbing Mountain
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