Purchased in February of this year for 49,500 yen at Journal Standard in Futako-Tamagawa. I am selling it because I don't have many opportunities to wear it. UMBRO × JOURNAL STANDARD UMBRO EX WARM UP PRIMALOFT BLOUSON 24AW Nylon Jacket Blouson Primaloft Size: M Color: Navy Shoulder width: 50cm Body width: 63cm Sleeve length: 60cm Length: 66cm This is the third capsule collection between JOURNAL STANDARD and "UMBRO," a football brand from Manchester, England. This time, in conjunction with UMBRO's 100th anniversary, the lineup has been expanded to include items focused on football warm-up scenes and pitch-side scenes, as well as items for team categories such as travel and fan goods. Under the theme of "GOOD YOUTH" for JOURNAL STANDARD 24AW, we aimed for a finish that would be familiar to the wardrobes of various people, from young people enjoying life in the city to adults with a youthful spirit. This blouson is inspired by warm-up scenes, similar to warm-up suits. The base is a kids' bench coat, and by adjusting the length and overall fitting, we have pursued both the range of motion to accommodate light warm-ups and the roominess to accommodate relatively thick innerwear. The outer fabric is made of a plain-woven, soft, and draping recycled nylon, and the inner padding is made of Primaloft(R) padding. The lining is also made of a soft material, so while it has volume, it doesn't look bulky when worn and maintains a light feel. In addition, the entire product is soft, so the outline is not sharp, and it features a natural, rounded form. Also, as a major feature, as a specification to support temperature control for city wear, a snow skirt specification used in ski wear is applied to the back side of the hem. In ski wear, it is a specification that fits the body with tight elastic to prevent snow from entering, but this time, it is a ribbed specification that does not touch the body, providing windproof and heat retention effects around the hem. It is a garment that can handle various climates and temperatures as city wear. Beams United Arrows Ron Herman