This item appears to be from around the 1940s, based on the details and design. 【Size/Color】 Length (from collar): 64cm Shoulder width (from shoulder seam to shoulder seam): 42cm Width (measured around the armpits): 57cm Sleeve length (from shoulder seam): 56cm Sleeve length (from center of neck to cuff): 73cm I (165cm/53kg, slim build) could wear this with a good fit. The sleeves are about 9.5-length, which is great for showing off wrist accessories or layering with long sleeves. Recommended for those around ~165cm, depending on preference and how you wear it!!! The color is multi-colored, but the impression is brown x green. #WhichBrown? ← Check out brown items!!! #WhichGreen? ← Check out green items!!! 【Condition】 There is a small repair on the right sleeve, as indicated by the red arrow. There are also small moth-eaten spots, but they haven't become holes, so they are as is. The bottom button is different from the original (likely the original specification at the time). One sleeve cuff button was original, but the other was different, so I removed the original and replaced both with well-balanced ones I had. Other than that, the areas that tend to get damaged, such as the collar and cuffs, are in good condition. Considering the age, it's in very good condition. 【Remarks】 Early tag from around the 1940s, with no size notation. B silhouette, before the box silhouette became common, with an exquisite balance with the shoulder pads. However, depending on how you wear it, you can easily remove the three lightly sewn areas as indicated by the yellow arrow with scissors, so enjoy it as you like. The size of the buttons and the shoulder pads give it a unique atmosphere, so just pairing it with a normal outfit will create an interesting look ^ ^ I also have other Pendleton items for sale! #WhichPDT? Please check it out. I'm still selling items from this era! Search #40sWhich? "Checkered pattern check shirt jacket Shell buttons Rare tag Old tag Virgin wool Board shirt Margiela Garcon toga Fumika Uchida fumika uchida …"