FREAK'S STORE Exclusive! A long-sleeve loungewear set from the brand "SAUVENIR" for sauna enthusiasts. Collaboration with Hiroyuki Sauna! Includes a drawstring bag! Popular sold-out color! Brand new and unopened. Sizing: Equivalent to Japanese Men's L. A collaboration item with "Hiroyuki Sauna," a character from Ryuji Akiyama's "Creator's File." [Color] Sax Blue (Health Center Flower Blue, all-over print) [Manufacturer Size] MEDIUM [Manufacturer's Stated Actual Measurements] Width: 62 cm, Shoulder Width: 55 cm, Length: 69 cm, Sleeve Length: 53 cm, Waist: 74 cm, Hips: 113 cm, Rise: 32 cm, Inseam: 74 cm, Thigh Circumference: 73 cm, Hem Circumference: 50 cm Features a collaboration logo print of SAUVENIR's signature items "All Night Sauna" and "Nora Sauna" on the chest. ●A set inspired by the loungewear commonly found in capsule hotels and public bathhouses. Comfortable to wear even after a sauna, without feeling sticky. Soft to the touch and recommended for loungewear. Features a thoughtful henley neck design. The waist has a drawstring for adjustable sizing. [Hiroyuki Sauna] A lover of "Nora Sauna" (outdoor/unconventional saunas). Director of the specialized magazine "Tero Sauna." Known as a rare "sauna punk," he is respected by all sauna enthusiasts. With the philosophy that "anywhere can be a sauna depending on your mindset, not just dedicated facilities," he finds places that meet the conditions for a sauna outside of official facilities and conducts "Nora Sauna," continuously pioneering new sauna experiences as an evangelist. From Hiroyuki Sauna: - Points focused on during the creation of this item: "Of course, I wanted to incorporate Hiroyuki Sauna's philosophy into this item. I had them include the phrase 'Everywhere with heat is a sauna,' which I always say." - Color naming was devised by Hiroyuki Sauna: "I also paid attention to the colors and patterns. The loungewear colors at health centers and public bathhouses across Japan have this intense tropical taste, like this 'Health Center Flower Blue.' I wanted to recreate that. Normally, people avoid such flashy patterns for relaxation wear. So, it's not calming at all, but that's how traditional health centers are. It feels like staying overnight at a sauna with friends."