Wordplay riddle

I am a bountiful gathering of autumn crops, but if you remove my first three letters, I turn into a sleeveless jacket. What word am I?

Harvest. Removing 'Har' from the word 'Harvest' leaves 'vest', a sleeveless jacket.

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