Well, I might have gained a considerable amount of weight (-_-;). Just the other day, I listed a set of three of Catherine's vests that I'd outgrown... and this one, even though it's labeled "L," is so tight when I try to fasten the hooks (*≧Δ≦). I used some photos I touched up a bit to show how I'd coordinate it, but the main focus is the vest. I'm just showing how I would wear it, so those looking for the vest should look at the third photo and beyond (^ー^*). So, the listed price is only for the vest, so please be aware of that (o_ _)o. Well, if there's anyone who's interested in this wacky coordination, I might as well sell the shirt and the distressed jeans too, but it's probably going to look like I was aiming for that from the start (￣。￣;). But that's not it, the vest is the main thing (it sounds suspicious to say it like that!), so please don't get distracted by this wacky coordination (￣△￣). As I mentioned before, the vest is made of excellent sheepskin leather, and the design is a rare tuxedo style for leather goods. The key is the formal breakdown that only leather can provide (I'll say it like that!), and I dared to combine it with an Art Deco patterned shirt, further enhancing the formality, and then bringing in the strangely bizarre distressed denim as the bottom, which is suitable for embodying a sense of wonder, and I have to proclaim (not boast... just in case) (￣○￣). After all, to be honest, I've already reached this dimension (is that too much?) (or maybe wandered into it!) (￣0￣). That's right, the truth is, I'm looking for comrades, no doubt ^_^; Well, I'll have to leave that to each person's "worldview," so I'll end it here for now (ノ^^)ノ So, in short: it's truly worthy of being called a "gilet," and it has a design that's rare (even with my wacky coordination... it works!), so I'm looking for those who are interested in this vest and ask for your consideration m(_ _)m