This is a low-back overall made in the 1930s to early 1940s. Made of INDIGO denim, this piece has a great atmosphere due to the fading from years of wear. It also has vertical fading, and the roughness and depth of expression unique to this era is attractive. The biggest feature is, of course, the low back. This specification, with a low back, is a detail that symbolizes workwear from the 30s to the early 40s, It is clearly different from the high backs of later years, and the small number of existing pieces makes it a highly valued point in the vintage market. The front has large square patch pockets. The combination of flap pockets and vertical pockets retains the practical and rugged design typical of this era. The reinforcement stitching and rivet use around the side pockets also have a very good feel. Low backs and patch pockets are hard to find. The buttons are metal buttons with engravings. Although there is some dullness due to aging, it does not detract from the atmosphere and has a vintage presence. The hem is probably the original length. The fact that you can enjoy the original silhouette without unnatural stitch repairs is also highly rated. Although there is a feeling of wear and fading overall, there is no fatal damage, and it is in a condition that can be worn without any problems for those who are used to vintage items. There is a repair on the right back pocket and a repair on the left knee. As you can see in the photos, it is almost unnoticeable. The damage is only to this extent, and the condition is quite good. There are no missing buttons. Because it is old, there is a slightly rusty, metallic smell from the metal parts. The size is as follows. For a person who is 175 cm tall and weighs 63 kg, the length is a golden size, about 2 cm below the ankle when not wearing shoes. Waist (flat): 46 cm Rise: 33 cm Inseam: 73 cm Total length: 153 cm Hercules Carhartt Can't Bust 'Em Lee Headlight Coverall WWII