A long coat featuring a subtle pink-tinged camouflage pattern that blends into everyday wear while maintaining a strong presence. Size 46, color is beige. This piece is a modern update by Nigel Cabourn of the gas protective clothing worn by the British Army during World War II. The most distinctive feature is the faintly visible pink and beige camouflage pattern. Printed on white fabric with multiple plates layered, the coloring uses dyes, pigments, and over-dyeing depending on the pattern, recreating the subtle plate misalignment found in vintage items. Made from easy-to-use cotton material and with a single-layer construction and a relaxed silhouette, it can be worn in three seasons (excluding summer) by adjusting the inner layers. The stand collar, the use of snap buttons, and the drawcord at the waist are all impressive design elements that faithfully reproduce the military essence. The drawcord can be stored away when worn open. The design of the left chest pocket also serves as an accent. Photos 1 and the worn images are borrowed from the internet (worn models in photos 13-17 are 170cm/70kg). At 170cm and 58kg, it has a slightly relaxed fit when worn with a cut-and-sew and a deck vest underneath. In mid-winter, I wore Nigel's reversible jerkin vest over this coat. Purchased in 2020. After moderate wear, it has been stored at home. Please excuse any folding creases from storage. There are minor stains and signs of wear, but no major stains or damage, and it is in a condition that allows for normal wear. However, please consider this as a used item. Those who are sensitive or unaccustomed to used clothing are advised to refrain from purchasing. Original price: 47,300 yen (tax included). [Size] [46] Shoulder width: Raglan Body width: Approx. 68.0cm Length: Approx. 115.0cm Sleeve length: Approx. 86.0cm * It will be shipped via courier, folded compactly and packed in recycled materials. Color: Beige系