A vintage polyester shirt/shirt jacket from around the 70s. It's blue with a heathered pattern. There are no brand tags or quality labels. It's also recommended for men if the size fits. The metal buttons are very nice, with a three-legged eagle and the inscription "Es Devs Spes Nostra" ("God is our hope"). They appear to be replicas of the buttons from the uniform of the Hessian troops, a famous German mercenary unit hired by the British during the American Revolutionary War. Includes a musical note brooch. It's a used item, so there is a feeling of wear. There are no other particularly noticeable damages, but due to its age, there may be minor scratches, scuffs, loose threads, and small pills associated with use. Also, it has been stored at home for a long time, and mothballs were used in the closet. The condition is based on a personal impression. Please refrain from purchasing if you do not understand vintage clothing or are looking for something in new condition. Size: Unknown, fits like a women's S-M or a men's XS-S. Actual Measurements: Shoulder width: 39cm Width: 48cm (measured from under the armpits) Length: 63cm (from the collar) Sleeve length: 55cm All measurements are taken flat on the back. Please consider these as a guide as they are amateur measurements. It will be folded small for packaging.