Vintage work overalls. Olive green cotton overalls. Civilian-made, not military. Likely from the 1940s, the war period, with valuable laurel wreath buttons. A desirable larger size for this era. Generous hip, rise, and thigh measurements, allowing for wide-leg pant styling when worn with the waist rolled down. There is damage commensurate with the age. The soiling on the lower body appears to be ink, not oil (no stickiness, and it won't wash out). The side slits have been sewn closed (originally they were open, revealing underwear). The pockets are fully functional. Sleeve cuffs have been repaired. Repairs on the right underarm. There are holes about the size of a 1-yen coin on the left side and left leg, as well as some scuffs and small holes here and there, but they do not affect wearability. The overall atmosphere is outstanding. I loved it and kept it carefully, but I'm selling it to organize my belongings. I think it's a good value considering the age. I am 174cm tall with a sturdy build and could wear it comfortably. [Actual Measurements (approximate due to amateur measurements)] Total Length (from collar seam) ... approx. 154cm Shoulder Width ... approx. 51cm Sleeve Length ... approx. 60cm Body Width ... approx. 65cm Waist ... approx. 55cm Rise (from waist belt line) ... approx. 43cm Inseam ... approx. 70cm Reference: Waistline to hem ... approx. 104cm Hem Width ... approx. 24cm Please ask any questions in the comments section. - Color: Olive Green - Design: Long Sleeve, Button Front, with Pockets - Material: Cotton - Features: Damaged, Vintage Feel - Style: Casual, Workwear Stains, tears, odors, etc. ... present Color ... Green系 Color ... Khaki系