Vintage rayon shirt featuring an all-over print of violins, temples, and other motifs. In the 80s and 90s, shirts with flashy, abstract, and nonsensical designs were prevalent, but this one stands apart. Its vintage-like instrument pattern evokes the 50s and 60s, and the black and white color scheme gives it an Escher or newspaper shirt vibe. I liked wearing this shirt about a dozen years ago when the "rude" style of Gangsterville and Gladhand started to become popular. It's not an open collar, and the collar isn't very large. Based on the tag design, I believe it's a shirt from around the 80s. The material is viscose (rayon), which has a soft, flowing feel not found in cotton, making it incredibly comfortable to wear. Size: Approximately M to L. Shoulder width 47cm, length 70cm, width 58cm, sleeve length 58cm. There's a general feeling of wear, but it's still in good condition and can be worn for a long time. There are no noticeable damages. Will be shipped via Nekopos (a Japanese delivery service). I am not a shop, but an individual, so there may be minor overlooked stains. Please refrain from purchasing if you are not understanding of vintage or used items. Also, I have a cat, so cat hair may occasionally adhere to the item. Please be aware of this before purchasing. Search terms: Gaba shirt Mushroom Berberjin Masaki Suda (Japanese actor) Vintage clothing