Y2K | early 2000s | Jeff Gordon | NASCAR Leather Racing Jacket | vintage

Vintage Jeff Gordon #24 DuPont NASCAR Leather Racing Jacket – Chase Authentics by JH Design

A rare piece of early 2000s motorsport history and Americana streetwear. This officially licensed NASCAR racing jacket features bold DuPont “Automotive Finishes” embroidery on front and “The Miracles of Science” on back, both signatures of Jeff Gordon’s legendary #24 car. Loaded with period-correct sponsor logos—Pepsi, Fritos, Delphi, and Hendrick Motorsports—each patch is intricately stitched into genuine leather, not printed.

Crafted by Chase Authentics in collaboration with JH Design Group (RN 17963), this beautiful black leather jacket captures the great silhouette and sponsor-saturated aesthetic of pit-lane fashion at its peak. Lined interior, elastic waistband and cuffs, and detailed embroidery on sleeves and shoulders elevate this beyond standard fan gear into true collectible wear.

Made in China, tagged dry clean only. Labeled size not visible—please refer to measurements provided in the photos to confirm fit.

Condition: Great vintage condition with softening to leather and expected signs of age. No major flaws or damage. Logos and embroidery remain vibrant.

This will be definitely your masterpiece

Jeff Gordon is one of the most iconic and successful drivers in NASCAR history. He raced primarily in the NASCAR Cup Series from the early 1990s until 2015, driving the #24 DuPont Chevrolet for Hendrick Motorsports.

Here’s why he’s legendary:
•4-time NASCAR Cup Series Champion (1995, 1997, 1998, 2001)
•93 career wins — third-most in NASCAR history
•Known for modernizing the sport and bringing it to mainstream American culture in the 1990s
•Instantly recognizable for his rainbow-colored DuPont car and polished, media-savvy image
•He helped bridge the gap between Southern racing roots and national pop culture
•After retirement, he became a respected TV commentator and executive within Hendrick Motorsports

He was young, clean-cut, and very different from the stereotypical old-school Southern racer—so fans either loved him or hated him, but no one ignored him. The jacket you have is tied to that legacy.

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