Donated item for rescued cat activities. Gender unknown. It was handled as MEN'S when I looked it up, so I'm listing it as men's. The tag was removed because the armpits were scratchy, but it is 100% wool. The size is also unknown, so I'm listing it as M for now. I don't have much knowledge, so I've gathered information and written it below. The condition is very good with no pilling. The donor wore it about twice when they were a child and quickly outgrew it. It was dry-cleaned and stored with moth repellent, so there may be a slight odor remaining. Please judge the size and all other aspects from the images. FLANDRE CLUB 1978 Late 1970s - 1980s (Genuine Vintage) Revived after over 40 years, the retro-pop brilliance of vintage. This is a zip-up knit cardigan from "FLANDRE CLUB 1978," a Japanese brand born in the late 1970s. With its unique artwork on the front and a bold bowling motif on the back, this is a one-of-a-kind piece that will make people do a double-take. It's an extremely rare collector's item that fuses the college style, sports design, and art proposed by Flandre Corporation at the time. 【Highlights of this item】 1. Luxurious Material: 100% Wool of the Highest Quality: This is a thick, heavy, low-gauge knit that stands out from the blended fabrics found on the market. Its superior warmth makes it suitable as outerwear even in mid-winter, a quality that aligns with current trends. 2. Unique Design That Captivates the Viewer: Back: A bowling motif, reminiscent of a strike, with pins, a ball, and starbursts (star shapes) bursting from the pins, is expressed with vibrant colors and three-dimensional knit appliqué. It's a design full of playfulness and retro charm with a powerful impact. Front: Abstract and colorful artwork (including the word "CLUB") is featured, offering a dual personality with different expressions on the front and back. Unisex and easy to incorporate into modern fashion, which is rare for vintage items. 4. Authentic Japanese Vintage: "FLANDRE CLUB 1978" is a historical piece that colored the Japanese fashion scene about half a century ago. We confidently recommend this to vintage collectors and those with a keen sense of fashion.