Immediate purchase approval offered. 1960s Rare Vintage French Work Cotton Linen Herringbone Ecru Butcher's Coat "Single Raglan" "Bragard" "Dead Stock" 1960s Rare Vintage French Work Cotton Linen Herringbone Ecru Butcher's Coat Single Sleeve Dead Stock This is a butcher's coat from around the 1960s. It's a piece with a very expressive cotton linen herringbone fabric that has a clear uneven texture with slubs. It features a very beautiful A-line silhouette due to the single-sleeve construction. Compared to black chambray coats or indigo linen maquinon coats, butcher's coats are overwhelmingly rare, making this a very special piece. The extremely minimal tailoring, which omits pockets, highlights the beautiful silhouette and the appeal of the fabric. Also, because of the tough, thick fabric, I think it's easy to use daily. The ecru color, which is not white and has slubs, also has a good atmosphere. The length is not too long, the size balance is good, and the condition is also excellent, making this a special French work coat. Condition Because it is dead stock, there are very minor stains from storage, but there is no noticeable damage, and it is in excellent condition. Size 90 Actual Measurements Shoulder Width cm Body Width 67cm Length 93cm (from the back collar to the hem) Sleeve Length 54cm (from the armpit to the sleeve end) Sleeve Length (from center back to cuff) 90cm French Vintage Euro Vintage Anatomica auberge arts&science a.presse outil lechoppe French Army Military France Please note that all actual measurements listed in the product description are amateur measurements, so please allow for some error. The product description is based on subjective descriptions and evaluations. Returns are not possible due to reasons such as the condition, color, or design being different from the image, so if you have any concerns, please feel free to ask questions before purchasing.