This item appears to be from the 1950s, based on its details and design. 【Size/Color】 Length (from the base of the ribbing): 68cm Shoulder width (from shoulder seam to seam): 50cm Body width (measured around the armpits): 50cm Sleeve length (from shoulder seam): 18cm Sleeve length (from center of neck to cuff): 40cm I (165cm/53kg, slender build) could wear this with a nice oversized fit! While it depends on personal preference and how you wear it, it can be enjoyed regardless of body type. The color is a burgundy-like red with a muted black bi-color. #WhatRedIsThis? ← Check out red items here!!! #WhatBlackIsThis? ← Check out black items here!!! 【Condition】 As indicated by the red arrows, there are two small repair marks on the sleeves, but they are barely noticeable unless you look closely. Although it's an old rayon tee that tends to get damaged easily, there's a small faded area on the lower abdomen (indicated by the white arrow, with a magnified image of the black area), but otherwise, there are no problems. Other than that, there are no noticeable stains or damage, and it has a nice vintage feel. ^ ^ 【Remarks】 There is no tag, making it difficult to identify, but it's from the ~1950s. The ribbing construction and silhouette are superior compared to rayon tees from the 70s and later, making it a very rare big silhouette for this era. It's not a size L as indicated on the tag, but rather a current L size with dropped shoulders ◎ For big silhouettes, click here → #WhatBGSTIsThis? Rayon tees tend to have little stretch and can be difficult to wear, but this one is soft and easy to wear. The distorted printing of the number 13, which is considered an unlucky number in America, is also interesting. The balance with the front Scorpion's rubber (also has a paint-like texture) print is also interesting. I also have other rayon tees and numbered items for sale! Please check them out at #WhatLYNIsThis? #WhatNBRIsThis? I'm still listing items from this era! Search #What50sIsThis? "Scorpion Vintage Run Tag xx Ringer Maison Margiela Anatomica tenderloin 40s 50s 40s 50s..."