The LEE 101LJ is probably the best known and most popular denim jacket with a lining. Many of Lee's winter jackets have a "STORM RIDER" tag on them. The 101 LJ in particular is often referred to as "STORM RIDER". The 101 LJ is more sizeable than the description. In addition to often making it feel large, the smaller size is rarely available, but I finally found one that is I remember wearing it.
As it was made in the 1970s, it does not yet have hand warmers. You can clearly see the wide width of the body.
The horizontal stretching around the middle of the back is a flaw in the weave.
tag
Familiar embroidered tags. "UNION MADE IN U.S.A." underneath the lot number and size.
tab
Tab on left breast pocket. "M.R." and "○R" on it.
button
"Lee RIDERS" stamped button. This button is still attached straight up, but the one from this era has the top and bottom engraving upside down. Some parts are buttoned up in state.
union ticket
A union ticket is attached to the left breast pocket.
cuff
"Lee RIDERS" buttons. Reinforced by a bar tack.
side adjuster
Black cat eye button side adjuster. Unfortunately, the inner buttons have come off.
lining
Blanket lining with horizontal stripes. Some of the old linings have hardened hairs and feel prickly when worn over innerwear. But when it comes to the lining of this era, it's also more comfortable to the touch.
fabric
The fabric has a typical Leigh vertical fall and pale blue color. The photo shows the weave scratches on the back. Few Levi's of the same era seem to have this level of scratches on the back. This is also typical of Lee.