1960s Sheepskin Folklore Jacket 1960s Laura Ashley became synonymous in

Laura Ashley became synonymous in the 60s and 70s with beautifully printed natural fabrics and timeless

though this is subtle and does not affect wear or appearance

giving the coat substantial warmth and weight

This is a striking example of the regional folk textiles that became popular in the West during the 1960s–70s

The cut flows freely with gentle fullness through the body and sleeves — an effortless silhouette that embodies Phool’s bohemian refinement

1960s Sheepskin Folklore Jacket 1960s Laura Ashley became synonymous inA beautifully crafted suede and shearling jacket dating to the 1960s, purchased in Hamburg and representative of high quality European boutique leatherwear of the period. The jacket is made from exceptionally soft, supple suede in black and fully lined with warm, dense sheepskin. Matching shearling trims the collar, front edges, cuffs and hem, creating a rich, tactile contrast. The design reflects the widespread interest in folk and Eastern European