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Back of Lee jacket featuring custom BOWIE patch and lightning bolt graphic.
Front of vintage 1970s Lee denim jacket with chest pockets and brass buttons.

Vintage 1970s LEE Denim Jacket with David Bowie Art - Made in USA - Medium

$395.00
Pickup available at Malibu Usually ready in 24 hours

Vintage 1970s LEE Denim Jacket with David Bowie Art - Made in USA - Medium

Malibu

Pickup available, usually ready in 24 hours

3844 Cross Creek Road
Malibu CA 90265
United States

+13109156611

An American classic with a glam-rock twist—this vintage 1970s Lee denim jacket serves up iconic trucker style with a bold hand-applied David Bowie back patch that nods to the lightning bolt era. The front keeps it classic with Lee branding, dual chest pockets, and brass-tone buttons. The back takes it to another level.

With its distressed appliqué and vibrant Ziggy-era flair, this jacket bridges American workwear and British rock revolution in one unforgettable piece.

Specifications

Era: 1970s (jacket base)
Brand: Lee
Material: Cotton Denim with Brass Trim
Color: Medium wash denim
Label: Lee—Made in USA
Size: Marked or fits like MEDIUM (see measurements below)
Back Detail: Large “BOWIE” appliqué with red/blue lightning bolt
Condition: Vintage condition with signs of age and wear; please refer to photos for fade, seam wear, and detailing on the back artwork

Measurements

Pit to Pit: 21"
Shoulder Width: 18"
Sleeve Length: 23.5"
Body Length: 19"

The base jacket is a genuine Lee piece from the 1970s, Made in USA. The Bowie embellishment appears to be added later—likely hand-applied or custom made, referencing the iconic red and blue Aladdin Sane lightning bolt. These kinds of custom pieces were often made in the late ’70s through the ’80s by fans or shop artists, especially in music-forward cities like LA, London, or New York. A one-of-one statement piece.

For collectors, fans, and anyone with a little Ziggy in their soul—this jacket doesn’t just salute Bowie, it wears him loud.