This is a full-hand jacket from Boston Tailor. Of course, it's hand-stitched. It's a perfect, crisp, classic single-breasted model. It has full machine stitching throughout and a hook vent. The fabric is thick cotton, which is no longer seen these days. It's too thick to wear in the summer, so it's perfect for those living in urban areas or wearing it indoors from now on. Lately, it's been hot, and I often just wear a shirt from spring, so those who love authentic American traditional cotton jackets will find this time of year ideal. As it's cotton, there's some slight wear on the collar and the corners of the sleeves. Those who like vintage jeans and understand the meaning of wear and tear probably won't mind. I recommend it to those who understand the meaning of wearing a hand-stitched tailor jacket like a denim jacket. Boston Tailor clothes develop their character only after being worn, worn, and worn out, so I hope those who love such clothes will consider this. Please consider this if you understand the condition and are interested in Boston Tailor clothes, or if you want to try a genuine full-hand jacket and authentic American traditional details. It's also recommended for those who like 1960s Brooks Brothers and J. Press. I usually wear a size A7 or 42 in ready-made jackets. Measurements are approximate. Jacket: Shoulder width: 45 cm Chest width: 52 cm Sleeve length: 62 cm Length: 75 cm