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Front view of vintage 1940s Chimayo jacket in red with silver buttons.
Back view of jacket showing large woven Southwest motif in turquoise and white.
Interior tag of Chimayo wool jacket by Southwest Arts & Crafts.

Vintage 1940s Chimayo Jacket Red with Turquoise Accents and Silver Buttons

$950.00
Pickup available at Malibu Usually ready in 24 hours

Vintage 1940s Chimayo Jacket Red with Turquoise Accents and Silver Buttons

Malibu

Pickup available, usually ready in 24 hours

3844 Cross Creek Road
Malibu CA 90265
United States

+13109156611

A showstopper from the Southwest. This original 1940s Chimayo jacket is handwoven from all-wool Chimayo material and finished with classic silver concho-style buttons. The vibrant red base is accented with white, black, tan, and turquoise striping, complemented by a dramatic large woven motif across the back and embroidered detailing at the shoulders and cuffs. Lined in magenta satin, tailored to flatter, and steeped in New Mexican heritage, this piece embodies craftsmanship and cultural identity in wearable form.

A rare find in excellent vintage condition—perfect for collectors, designers, or anyone drawn to bold expressions of Americana.

Pit to pit: 21"
Body length: 24"
Shoulder width: 15"
Sleeve length: 22"
Size label: 10 (see measurements)
Material: 100% wool exterior, satin lining
Condition: Excellent vintage with minor age-appropriate wear
Origin: Hand tailored in Santa Fe, New Mexico by Southwest Arts & Crafts

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Rooted in the legacy of the Chimayo weaving tradition, jackets like this one were popularized in the early-to-mid 20th century by artisans blending Indigenous and Hispanic techniques. Worn by cowboys, artists, and free spirits alike, these garments tell stories through their patterns. Today, original Chimayo pieces are highly collectible and increasingly hard to come by—especially in vibrant colors like this fiery red paired with turquoise.

Don’t miss the opportunity to own a museum-worthy piece of American textile art. Add it to your collection or wear it with pride.