This overcoat was custom-made for my father in the 1960s by a tailor in town. He rarely wore it, so there are no noticeable stains, blemishes, or moth-eaten areas. It's likely the work of a craftsman from that era, as it's sewn with meticulous attention to detail. The buttons are also securely hand-sewn. There are inner pockets on both sides of the front, and they are deep enough to easily hold a smartphone. The outer pockets also use a brushed flannel-like fabric on the inside, making them very warm. My father was short, at 163cm, but I believe he had relatively broad shoulders. I have measured and listed the dimensions, so please compare them with your own coats when considering a purchase. I will also include the original wooden hanger from the Kagami Clothing Store. (My father's name is embroidered on the inside left front panel, but I will remove it if you prefer.) (Unfortunately, my smartphone camera cannot accurately capture the color and texture of the fabric in the photos. The overall impression of the fabric is a sepia tone, a blend of black, brown, and gray threads.) Condition: No stains, tears, or odors. Measurements: Shoulder Width: 46cm Chest Width: 50cm Sleeve Length: 58cm Length: 97cm