【Product Description】 Brand/Manufacturer: I believe this was made using Harris Tweed fabric and tailored by a tailor shop called Perth Ltd. It has a union ticket, so I think it's from the US. I believe it's from the 60s or 70s. Color: Gray mix, blue x green x charcoal gray herringbone Size: No size notation. Actual measurements are shoulder width 41cm, chest 50.5cm, length 74cm, sleeve length 60.5cm. I think it's about a US size 38. It has shoulder pads, but when worn, it doesn't create a bulky, inverted triangle shape, and has a good silhouette. I think a jacket that fits just right or is slightly smaller looks better than the current trend of oversized tweed jackets, which can look a bit awkward. No lining, center vent, three buttons, three outer pockets, two inner pockets. Condition: The fabric is in good condition, though not new, and I think it's in good shape for this type of jacket. There is some slight wear on the lining in the armpits, which are prone to damage, but there are no armpit stains or tears. There is some stitching coming undone on the lining of the right hem, but it's not very noticeable. Color: Gray