※Please refer to my profile before purchasing. 【Product Name】 1800-1910s antique French cassock coat 【Color】Black 【Material】Wool gabardine 【Size】 Shoulder width: approx. 43cm Body width: approx. 50-65cm Sleeve length: approx. 65cm Length: approx. 140cm Hem width: approx. 138cm Inner pocket: 1 Chest pockets: 2 Waist pockets: 2 Buttons: 25 【Details】 This is a cassock coat from the 1800s-1910s, which served as the inspiration for the priest's overcoat released by Martin Margiela in the 1992AW "REPRODUCTION OF OLD GARMENT" collection. (Reference materials are images 9-15.) Among the very limited items available in the Japanese market, those with embroidered tags are considered extremely valuable. The elegant French jet buttons, the more buttons the higher the rank, are missing only one at the very bottom, with 25 in total out of 26. The silhouette is reminiscent of designer pieces, and the atmosphere will resonate with fans of artisan brands such as ARCHIVIO J.M.Ribot, John Alexander Skelton, Paul Harnden, and ELENA DAWSON. It features chest pockets at the pleat position, deep vertical pockets slightly behind the waist on both sides, a small vertical hidden pocket on the inside of the left chest, and a very wide pleat from the center of the back, creating a beautiful A-line drape. The lining has some fading and damage, but the outer fabric shows no damage and is in beautiful condition, making it a decadent item that can be worn sufficiently. Please note that this item is a home-stored item, and no returns or exchanges are accepted. Paul Harnden / ARCHIVIO J.M.Ribot / ELENA DAWSON / Aleksandr Manamis / John Alexander Skelton / MARIA TURRI / Araki Yuu / BIEK VERSTAPPEN / kaval / GUIDI / m.a+ / JAN JAN VAN ESSCHE / Tagliovivo / A1923 / Geoffrey b.Small / By Walid / atelier suppan / Olubiyi Thomas / Andrew Driftwood