Sukajan jackets (or “souvenir jackets”, “Yokosuka jackets”, “Japanese bomber jackets”) started to be made at the end of the Second World War. Originated in Yokosuka City, Kanagawa Prefecture, it is made of handmade jumpers with dedicated craftsmen’s embroidery skills. It has developed a reputation for itself in Japan. Initially, they were serving as souvenirs but soon became a popular fashion item. They were popular among many Japanese people not only in Japan, but in America and Europe as well. Typical designs can be embroidered koi fish, dragon, tiger, crane, and other traditional Asia symbols.

Sukajan jackets are popular among streetwear culture, bringing Japanese fabric arts and crafts flavor to the streets. These unique designs are popular with many fashionistas for their high quality and unique look.