● Brand: TAGLIATORE Excellent Condition Glen Check Double Chester Coat Flannel 6B Long Coat Houndstooth Logo Buttons Flap Pockets Quilted Lining Made in Italy 46 【TAGLIATORE】 was founded in 1998 by Pino Lerario, whose parent company was LERARIO, founded in the 1960s. Owner and designer Mr. Pino himself directly instructs not only the design but also the pattern and sewing, and all processes are carried out in the factory on the company's premises, and Mr. Pino's aesthetic sense permeates every corner of the product as well as quality control. This is a classic 6B double chester coat from Tagliatore's winter collection, with a combination of a large glen check pattern that stands out on the high-quality flannel wool fabric and a detail mix of British classic style, and a characteristic and stylish silhouette. The balance of the slightly dropped shoulder line and the relaxed silhouette that gives a sense of drape is exquisite, and simply by wearing it, it gives off an elegant and smart atmosphere. The exquisite color arrangement that uses ivory-toned white that gives a calm atmosphere of British classic, the glossy black logo buttons, and the quilted lining that is perfect for winter, are all masterpieces that fully bring out the elegance and sex appeal of a mature man, which Tagliatore excels at. My brother purchased this new at a department store in Tokyo about 5 years ago, wore it 10 times, and has been stored in a home closet after cleaning. *The boutonniere is a shooting prop and is not included. *There is relatively little wear and tear, and it is in excellent condition with no scratches or stains. ● Color: White (Ivory) Black ● Size: 46R (M size) ● Size Shoulder width approx. 44.5cm Body width approx. 51cm Sleeve length approx. 65.5cm Length approx. 93cm ● Material 100% wool ● Other *There are some products that have wrinkles when stored or packed, please forgive us. *This product is a used item, so please purchase it with your understanding. *We check for stains on each item when listing, but there is a possibility that we may overlook something.