This is a 60s style bowling shirt from STIFF. The base color is black with mustard-colored accents on the collar and raglan sleeves, making it a cool piece. It has a pocket on the left chest with mustard-colored embroidery above it. The back features a bold chain stitch embroidery. It's an open-collar shirt, but it also has a top button so you can wear it closed. The brand was originally started by two people from Number (N)ine, so the vibe is similar. The chain stitch embroidery is very beautiful and impactful, making it a cool item. Size: M Shoulder width: Raglan, so 48cm from armpit to armpit Sleeve length: 19cm Width: 50cm Length: 64cm Measurements are taken flat, so there may be some error. Please understand that these are amateur measurements. Please refrain from purchasing if you do not understand USED items or if you are looking for perfect condition. We have checked the item, but please understand that we may overlook small stains, holes, or loose stitches. Please refrain from purchasing if you do not understand USED items or if you are looking for perfect condition. About STIFF "STIFF" is a Japanese men's fashion brand. Ryuji Tayama and Tomoyuki Hakusan, formerly of Number (N)ine, started the brand in 2006. The brand concept is "real clothes in the true sense of the word for us, which suit hats, with the keywords of alcohol, tobacco, music, and motorcycles." It incorporates elements of American casual, workwear, and military styles into its clothing. #NumberNine