From the details and design, it's likely from the 1960s. 【Size/Color】 Length (from collar): 69cm Shoulder width (from shoulder seam to seam): 49cm Body width (measured at armpits): 55cm Sleeve length (from shoulder seam): 60cm Sleeve length (from center of neck to cuff): 85cm I (165cm/53kg, slender build) could wear it with a good fit, and the sleeves were long enough to almost cover my fingers. It depends on your preference and how you wear it, but it's recommended for people up to around 175cm tall!!! It's olive green. #WhatGreenIsIt? ← Check out green items!!! 【Condition】 There are no noticeable stains or damage, Although there is some wear on the easily damaged collar and cuffs, it's only noticeable up close. There are traces of darts being undone on the back (① is an enlargement), and faint creases from the shoulder to the sleeve, There are traces of patches on the chest and sleeves, details like patch marks often seen in Undercover. (Of course, I think it's related to this) 【Remarks】 Familiar to vintage lovers, 13-star button specification used until the 1950s. 13 stars (← the number of states at the time of American independence in 1777) are often associated with herringbone items, However, this is a rare utility shirt (workwear/everyday wear). Also, it's an old tube sleeve specification from the history of the 47s. As mentioned above, there were darts, so it may have originally been a women's item that a man undid and wore. Among the many military items with a clumsy silhouette, this is recommended even for those who are not used to wearing items like this, a stylish and easy-to-match aesthetic. And, it seems like contradictory conditions, but this has a large size, which is rare for older items. Also, if you make a mistake in how you wear a new utility shirt, it can become uninspired, But this one has a great material feel, details, and above all, the mysteriousness of the buttons It looks stylish even if you wear it casually. I also have items/military items with patches as a highlight! #WhatWPNIsIt? #WhatAMYIsIt? Please check them out! I'm still selling items from this era! Please search with #What50sIsIt? 〝 m-35 m-47 m-51 m-65 Anatomica Margiela Garcon tenderloin Fumika Uchida …〟