Womans Leather Jacket Set on 2040-parts.com
Winter Garden, Florida, US
A genuine leather ladies 4 piece outfit. Jacket , vest, pants and gloves. The pants show some wear in the front by the zipper. This outfit is about 20 years old but leather never goes out of style. The jacket is solid and weighs 5 lbs alone. It is a size 12. The pants are a size 10. High Waist 27-28 inseam 30. The vest is size medium. The brand is Park V.
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