Dimensions and condition are essential. Please do not rely on the category size for reference. [Overview] This is the pinnacle of suspenders. It uses gut for the straps and a boxcloth wool belt, making it a very British model. This one is pure red, a color that is neither dark nor light, making it suitable for all seasons. The label says Thurston London instead of the more recent Albert Thurston, and the overall details suggest it's a 70s-80s vintage piece. The string part is made of gut, a high-quality material no longer used today. According to Savile Row tailors, the thinner the string, the more stylish it is, and gut suspenders are the ultimate in style. Gut is made from the intestines of sheep or cows. Please be aware of the misinformation that it's made from whalebone. Mr. Shirai of Shinanoya correctly mentions animal intestines, and the word "gut" itself means intestines in English. The construction is overwhelming compared to other suspenders, and the leather and other parts are sturdy and heavy. The belt is made of boxcloth, a sturdy felt-like wool, and the color is red, which is considered the most British. Even aside from the gut, the materials and construction surpass other suspenders. Don't miss this opportunity! [Condition] It is in a practical condition with signs of use. [Size] Total length (fully extended, excluding tabs): 95cm. For me, who is about 170cm tall, the bottom of the belt has more than 10cm of extra length. If the belt is too long, cut the ends. Simply cutting it is the correct way to do it. ##phot04564