This is a vintage Japanese raglan coat from around the 1960s. It's a coat tailored from a deep charcoal to near-black "serge" fabric, perfect for slipping on for the commute or a night out, with a quiet presence. Serge is a tightly woven twill fabric originally used for military uniforms and work overcoats. Its smooth surface has subtle diagonal ribs, making it wind-resistant and creating beautiful drapes. The vintage-like dry feel and firm texture indicate a well-made tailor's garment from a bygone era. The lining features a sophisticated wine-red and dark green striped satin, and the inner pocket has a buttoned flap. The original "Ikeda Tailor Shop, Kobe" label remains on the chest, and the hem is tape-finished on the reverse side, reflecting a practical workshop tailoring style. This coat embodies Japanese tailoring techniques from the post-war to high-growth periods. Please consider it a Japanese-made tailored coat from the 1960s-80s. 【Details】 Four-button front Slant welt pockets Inner pocket (with buttoned flap) Fully lined (striped satin lining / wine-green tones) Color: Deep charcoal to black serge (may appear slightly bluish depending on the light) 【Size (Actual Measurements)】 Measurements are taken flat. Please compare with your own coat. Shoulder width (approximate due to raglan): approx. 51cm Chest (circumference): approx. 107cm Sleeve length (center of collar to cuff): approx. 70.5cm Length (collar base to hem): 94cm 【Condition】 Vintage Used condition. Outer serge fabric: Overall wear wrinkles and slight scuffs, but no noticeable tears or major damage. Lining: Fading commensurate with age, and slight fraying and deterioration of the seam tape near the hem and vent. Please consider this item with the understanding of the vintage feel and aging. Those seeking like-new condition should refrain from purchasing. Please review the details carefully before considering a purchase. Stored in a box after cleaning. Inspected before listing and carefully packaged while burning Japanese incense.