◆ FOUNDOUR ◆ Worn only once ◆ Beige (Off-white) ◆ 100% Cotton ◆ Made in Japan ◆ Size 3 Width 72cm Shoulder width 55cm Length 80.5cm Sleeve length 61cm In the 1990s, there was a Western shirt designed by a certain brand that represented America. Generally, these items are made with a slim silhouette, but the one I saw was characterized by its oversized fit, which was arranged to be easy for the general public to wear. It was a minimalist design "big" Western shirt, without flashy embroidery or exaggerated details. The <FOUNDOUR> homage is also such an easy-to-wear piece without any quirks. Details such as the pockets are made slightly smaller to prevent it from becoming too casual. The collar also adopts a straight and sharp cutting seen in blousons, aiming for something that can be worn with a light outerwear feel. The fabric is a mini herringbone with a slight firmness and body. There is no feeling of inadequacy, and you can feel the wearing comfort when you put your arms through the sleeves. This is an item that even those who are not fond of Western wear should definitely try. This is a brand launched by Mr. Keiji Kaneko, the former LeShop conceptor. Recommended for those who like Comoli, Graphpaper, Auralee, HEUGN, maatee&sons, Blaahms, Ancellm, A.PRESSE, YOKE, ssstein, ancellm, ULTERIOR, and barbell object.