Thank you for viewing! This is a Patagonia Scano Rack with the no-snow tag. It's a line I personally love. I'm selling it because I haven't been wearing it lately. It's labeled as a size M, but as a thin outer layer, even I, who usually wear XL, could wear it comfortably with Heattech and a long-sleeved T-shirt underneath. I usually wear L or XL in Snap-T. It's perfect for everyday wear, camping, and festivals, and can be worn from spring to winter, plus it has the no-snow tag, which is the best. Please consider it if you like it. Condition: Made in 1994, the inner coating initially shed powder, but it has been treated with baking soda, so there's no crumbling lining, which is common with vintage Patagonia. As it's vintage outdoor wear, there's some slight fading around the hem drawcord on the back. This fade, which would look dirty on modern outerwear, is endearing on vintage Patagonia. There's a missing snap button on the bottom and a fray on the right side, but it's on the lower part, so I don't think it's noticeable when worn. You can get the snap button replaced at a Patagonia store for 100 yen. Size: M Shoulder width: 56cm Body width: 65cm Length: 80cm *Measured from the base of the neck on the back How about it? Please consider it. If you have any questions, please ask in the comments section. Also, please consider that it's a used item, so please be mindful if you are sensitive to such things. It goes well with The North Face, Supreme, creek, geek, alwayth, bedlam, L.L.Bean, old GAP, polo (Ralph Lauren), esow, ecwcs, RWCHE, son of the cheese, new era, 700fill 1ldk, cup and cone, j.crew, old stussy, supreme, Mondaysuck, Carhartt, and Patagonia. Recommended for those who like USA-made 80s and 90s vintage, oldskate, used clothing, and people like Masaki Suda, Hikari Shibata, and Miyuki Arihara!