AUBERGE × Brilla per il gusto special order, a classic coat revived for the modern era. Based on a vintage coat from the 1960s, this special order stand-collar coat from ＜AUBERGE＞ features a so-called "one-piece sleeve" design that gives a neat impression around the shoulders. Retail price: 126,500 yen (tax included) Please understand that due to the nature of the cotton gabardine fabric, wrinkles are likely to occur. Also, there is a slight misalignment in the cuff of the right sleeve. This does not affect wearability. It may be corrected by ironing. If you are concerned about the above, please refrain from purchasing. Purchased in 2020. Worn approximately 15 times. Please refrain from purchasing if you are sensitive to imperfections. Size: 38 (Japanese size M) Length: 99.5 cm / Width: 59.5 cm / Sleeve length: 84 cm Color: Beige Photos 5 and 6 show the actual color more accurately. Width is measured from the base of one sleeve to the base of the opposite sleeve. Sleeve length is measured from the center of the collar tag, across the shoulder, to the end of the sleeve. Because of the raglan sleeves, shoulder width cannot be measured. Stand-collar coats are currently trending with a big silhouette, but historically, stand-collar coats were used as rainwear and were made large enough to be worn over suits. Considering this background, it can be said that this is a very classic coat. Upon closer inspection, it appears to faithfully reproduce a vintage Burberry from the 1960s. It incorporates classic details such as the one-piece sleeves that create a clean shoulder line, an A-line silhouette, a compact collar, and through pockets, while also incorporating modern arrangements, such as clever designs to eliminate the bunching of fabric around the armpits, a disadvantage of one-piece sleeves. Furthermore, to prevent the fabric from pulling due to the difference in the stretch ratio between the outer and lining fabrics, the hem is left unsewn (flasi specification), making it a coat that can be used for a long time. The fabric uses 70/2 gabardine made by Daiwa Intertech, and is made using a special manufacturing method that does not apply starch to the weaving yarn in order to increase the density. If you search by the product name, you will find several photos of people wearing this coat. If you are concerned about the silhouette, you may want to search for it.