A tailored three-piece suit made from H. Lesser fabric. Charcoal gray with a woven stripe pattern. S150, but a sturdy fabric with a strong weave. The fabric cost 1 million yen at the Nihonbashi Takashimaya order salon at the time. This is a masterpiece that appeared when S120 was the highest grade. The buttons are original with the company name engraved, I believe they were buffalo horn. Around 1990 during the bubble era, when soft suits were all the rage, I had it tailored by top Japanese craftsmen, paying close attention to the design. Gorge position, lapel width, pocket position, etc. High gorge lapel, 6-button vest, star stitching, real buttonholes, etc. Worn infrequently, there is no damage, but the shirt stoppers on the inner thighs of the pants should probably be repaired. Note: Also, there is some moth damage on the back. Please have it repaired at a tailor or similar. I think it can be restored almost perfectly. I have never had any of my coats, suits, or jackets dry cleaned. Especially for cashmere, it loses its texture. After wearing, I always hung the pants upside down for a certain period, and then used a SABARA trouser press, so the creases are the same as when I bought them. Single 2-button Sleeves 3-button, real buttonholes Full lining, side vents Shoulder width approx. 47.0cm, Length approx. 76.0cm Sleeve length approx. 56.0cm Maximum chest width approx. 54.0cm Minimum chest width approx. 50.0cm Tailor's tag and name embroidery included Vest Minimum chest width approx. 50.0cm, Length approx. 55.0cm Pants Two-tuck Waist approx. 88.0cm, Rise approx. 31.0cm including 3.5cm beltless Inseam approx. 74.5cm Thigh width approx. 32.0cm at 10.0cm below the crotch, Hem width approx. 23.0cm, Double approx. 3.5cm Tailor's tag and personal name embroidery on the inside Please be sure to check the product in the photos. Please ask if you have any questions. #ClassicItalian #Lanvin #Liverano #CesareAttolini