This is a flannel shirt from around the late 1980s. The tag is unreadable, so the brand name is unknown, but based on the flannel fabric and construction details, it's believed to be from the 1980s. The fabric has a similar feel to Big Mac flannels from the 80s. The construction is unique, with pleats in the middle of the pockets and triple stitching on the shoulders and sides, which is not often seen. The pocket shape is somewhat similar to OshKosh, and the triple stitching suggests it might be a workwear brand. The color scheme is excellent, with a black base, gray accents, and pops of red, blue, and yellow. It's a fantastic color combination that's not often seen even from that era. The size feels like a Medium to Large, with some shrinkage. The condition is what's known as "boro," with damage in various places like the collar lining, sides, neckline, and buttonholes. However, it's not excessive, and there are no issues with wearability. I think it gives a good impression, rather than a negative one. No size tag. Actual measurements: Width: 56cm Length: 75cm Shoulder width: 47cm Sleeve length: 56cm