⭐ INTRODUCING: AN ULTRA RARE – Vintage 80’s Bad Tour (1988) Windbreaker Biker Jacket By IDENTITY INC – NEW YORK. Unisex Adult Size XL, Fit’s Women’s Size XXL – Capturing that stylish oversized look perfectly (Backed By Snap Cuffs & Waist Buckle Adjustment Flexibility for a tailored fit)
 – Accompanied By Starwear Status (COA) – Certificate Of Authenticity! – Within the Starwear Status archive, this stands firmly qualifying as SILVER Tier: ULTRA RARE!

• ☆ COLLECTABILITY: INVEST IN A COLLECTIBLE GARMENT THAT APPRECIATES IN VALUE OVER TIME, TRANSCENDING TYPICAL DESIGNER TRENDS.
• THIS IS THE REAL DEAL!! – ONLY ISSUED EXCLUSIVELY TO ‘LATE SHOW’ PRODUCTION ‘CAST & CREW’ MEMBERS + SHOW GUESTS – NEVER SOLD or RELEASED TO GENERAL PUBLIC – A SIGNIFICANT COLLECTORS PIECE!

⭐ DIVE INTO HISTORICAL SIGNIFICANCE:

A rare crew-issued jacket from Michael Jackson’s legendary BAD Tour (1987–1989), widely regarded as one of the most groundbreaking global tours in music history.

Spanning 16 months across 15 countries, the BAD Tour marked a defining moment in Michael Jackson’s career — his first solo world tour, setting new standards in scale, production, and cultural impact. With over 4 million attendees worldwide, it solidified his position as the most dominant global entertainer of the era.

This particular piece was not produced for public sale, but instead issued to crew members operating behind the scenes — those responsible for executing the global spectacle at the highest level. As such, it represents a deeper and far more exclusive layer of the tour’s history.

What further distinguishes this example is the embroidered name “Steve Gross” stitched into the interior lining, indicating assignment to a specific individual within the tour’s extended network. According to the original source, he was involved on the Pepsi side of operations during the BAD era, placing this piece within the corporate partnership framework that helped drive the tour’s global expansion. The presence of official Pepsi and MJJ Productions branding further reinforces this connection, offering a direct, named link to the infrastructure behind one of the most commercially powerful periods in music history.

During the late 1980s, Pepsi’s collaboration with Michael Jackson was at its peak, helping drive worldwide visibility through landmark campaigns, televised appearances, and major industry events, including the Grammys and international broadcasts. Individuals operating within this space were often closely tied to high-level production, marketing, and event execution during one of the most commercially powerful periods in music history.

The utilitarian buckle detailing and structured design reflect its functional role within the touring environment, while also capturing the bold, militaristic aesthetic that defined the BAD era.

A true archival piece — not just connected to the tour, but to the global machine that powered one of the most iconic eras in music history.

⭐ MEASUREMENTS + EXTRA DETAILS:

• Pit To Pit = 30.5″Inches.
• Armpit To End Of Sleeve = 22.5″Inches.
• Armpit To Bottom Hem = 15″Inches.
• Jacket ‘Full Length’ – From Top Of Collar To Bottom ‘Hem’ = 30.5″Inches.