The world's first “Exhibition of Souvenir jacket" took place at Yokosuka Museum of Art in 2022. In response to numerous requests from visitors and vintage enthusiasts who were inspired by the exhibition, a luxurious jacket was created using carefully selected designs from the jackets displayed at the event.

The front side of the jacket features a "Japan Map pattern" from early 1950s, depicting an eagle and a dragon facing each other across the Japanese archipelago. Notably, the letters of "JAPAN" that usually appear at the top are omitted, giving the eagle a larger and more impactful presence. The concentration of place names concentrated in the western part of the map suggests that this sukajan was likely sold as a souvenir jacket in the military bases of the Chugoku or Kyushu region.

On the reverse side, the design presents a majestic composition where an eagle and a dragon confront each other against the backdrop of Mt. Fuji. This design is rare even among vintage sukajans, and similarly, the letters of "JAPAN" are absent. Each motif is delicately and boldly depicted using a vintage embroidery machine, maintaining their original proportions without any deformation.