HUF HUF X BRONZE BAJA WORK JACKET JK00468

"West Coast × East Coast. A unique work jacket where skate culture intersects."

【Design】
Introducing the "HUF X BRONZE BAJA WORK JACKET (JK00468)" from a limited collection created in collaboration between HUF, based in San Francisco, and the New York-based skate brand Bronze56K.

This piece features a distinctive striped pattern reminiscent of a Mexican Baja hoodie, exuding a casual yet striking presence that evokes a sense of foreign culture. The logos of both brands are embroidered on the front chest and back, creating a design that exquisitely blends street style with a craft aesthetic.

The lining incorporates polyester quilted padding, enhancing warmth while ensuring a lightweight wearing experience. In addition to the full zip front, the relaxed silhouette allows for easy layering over hoodies or sweatshirts.

From the skate scene to street fashion, this collaboration embodies a unique finish that carries the essence of culture.

【Size】
SMALL: Width 63.5cm | Shoulder Width 53.5cm | Length 67cm | Sleeve Length 65cm | Weight 1500g
MEDIUM: Width 66cm | Shoulder Width 55cm | Length 67.5cm | Sleeve Length 65.5cm | Weight 1550g
LARGE: Width 70cm | Shoulder Width 57cm | Length 68.5cm | Sleeve Length 69.5cm | Weight 1600g
X-LARGE: Width 73.5cm | Shoulder Width 59cm | Length 68.5cm | Sleeve Length 69.5cm | Weight 1800g

【Material】
100% polyester (quilted padding)

【HUF】
Founded in 2002 by professional skateboarder Keith Hufnagel in San Francisco, California, HUF is a streetwear brand. Rooted in skateboarding culture, it merges art, music, and street elements into a unique worldview, currently leading the global street fashion scene. Characterized by iconic "H" and "Triangle" logos, the designs combine classic American style with an underground spirit. The brand continues to propose a style that integrates skate, fashion, and culture, centered around the skate team "HUF BOYZ."

【BRONZE56K】
Born from a skate crew based in Queens, New York, Bronze56K is an American street brand. This creative collective focuses on skateboarding culture, producing unique video works and apparel. Their designs reflect the internet culture of the 1990s, lo-fi graphics, and the authentic atmosphere of the street. The brand name "56K" derives from the communication speed of old dial-up modems (56kbps), expressing a retro digital sensibility and affection for analog culture. Supported by core skate fans and artists from the street scene, it has gained attention through collaborations with brands like HUF and DC SHOES. It embodies the underground spirit of NY street culture.