A workwear brand from CHICAGO called ottenheimer&co from the 1940s. There is no notation, but it is believed to be 100% cotton from the texture. It's thin. A white shop coat/coverall featuring rabbit embroidery and patches. This is real worker wear, and the patches and embroidery suggest that the wearer was a rabbit breeder. The paint stains and the three-dimensional embroidery, like pile, create a great atmosphere. Some of the embroidery is coming off, but that's part of the realism. There is age-related soiling around the collar. It has a relaxed fit, but the waist is shaped, and the silhouette is very beautiful. The sides have pass-through pockets. Shoulder width is about 46cm, body width is 57cm, sleeve length is 58.5cm, and length is 100cm. - Design: White coverall with embroidery - Embroidery: Rabbit embroidery and the word "Dandy" - Patch: American Rabbit Breeders Association patch - Pockets: Two pockets on the front - Condition: Has stains Thank you for looking.