This rare vintage piece is from around the 1950s, judging by the details and design. 【Size/Color】 Length (from the base of the ribbing): 70cm Shoulder width (from the base of the sleeve to the base of the other sleeve): 56cm Body width (measured around the armpits): 56cm Sleeve length (from the shoulder seam): 60cm Yuki length (from the center of the neck to the cuff): 87cm As it's vintage cotton, you can stretch it to your liking to some extent when wet. I (165cm/53kg, slender build) could wear it with a good fit, with the sleeves reaching just past my fingertips. Recommended for those around ~170cm, depending on preference and how you wear it!!! The deep, masculine red is characteristic of vintage items. You can fade it with washing or sunlight to your liking! #赤どれ？ ← Check out red items!!! 【Condition】 Although it originally didn't have a tag, I purchased it as deadstock and have only worn it a few times. I washed it before listing. You probably wouldn't notice unless pointed out, but there are two pinholes, likely from insect bites, on the back, which have been repaired. 【Remarks】 A rare double-faced cardigan type, with a waffle knit on the reverse side – a special × special. Boxy silhouette with wide shoulders. The old cotton has a smoothness similar to rayon. It's very soft and thin, but since there were insect bites (repaired), I believe it's all cotton. Although it didn't have a tag, I've seen similar fabrics with a 100% cotton tag. It's thin and versatile, suitable for layering as an inner or outer garment. The simple construction and lack of a tag, along with the well-finished reverse side, make it interesting to wear inside out, layered like a liner jacket. It would also be interesting to sun-fade it from this condition. I'm also listing other cardigans and plain items! #CDGどれ？ #PLNどれ？ Please check them out! I'm still listing items from this era! Search #50sどれ？ to see them. " talon zip, bar talon, sweat cardigan, zip hoodie, after-attached, shawl collar, drawcord pocket, duxbak, unused, ape, supreme, noah, auralee, sun fading…"