Please be sure to check the text in the profile section before purchasing or commenting. Original Vintage 90s〜00ss 1990s to early 2000s Shirin Guild Shirin Guild Wool / Linen Stand-up Band collar Shirt Jacket Wool/Linen Stand-up Band Collar Shirt Jacket Black Black 50% Wool 50% Linen Condition Beautiful item, hardly any signs of wear. Otherwise, considering its age, there is little fabric wear or major damage, and I think it is in the category of a beautiful item. Size M (marked) *Actual size is about men's XL Shoulder width 58.5cm Length 91cm Width 73cm Sleeve length 54cm I am 173cm tall, 59kg, and it fits loosely. This is a jacket by Shirin Guild. It is said that she was also a designer for the early Eskandar, and from what I've seen, I think that's true. *Eskandar is still available today, but the items from the 90s are clearly different in atmosphere. Basically, there are many wide silhouette, short-length band collar jackets and haori with the length and width reversed, and pants and set-ups are also available. This item is rare because it uses wool. Because it is a blend of 50% linen, it has a moderate luster and softness, while also having a dry feel. If you look closely, it is a herringbone woven fabric, and it is amazing that it can produce such a deep black color even though it is a woven pattern, mixing linen, which is difficult to dye, with wool. Unusually, only one patch pocket is attached to the front, and although it is a standard band collar, the length is long and can be worn like a half coat. Moreover, it has button cuffs like a shirt sleeve. For those looking for Shirin, it's like preaching to the choir, but since it's basically a women's item, the sleeves are often too short, but this is also a rare M size in Japan and has sleeves, so men can wear it without any discomfort. It's clothing that has the atmosphere that only designers like Rei Kawakubo and Issey Miyake, who are "visible," can create. Shirin Guild is an Iranian-born British designer. The label was established in London in 1991. The design is minimal, and through the "reductionist aesthetic," she is recreating the traditions of Iranian menswear to match the present day. Also listed on other flea market apps. Please forgive me if it is sold out.