Three-piece suit featuring a blue-gray base with thin red and off-white stripes. The subtle color accents within the subdued tones evoke the atmosphere of Kobe's night lights. This set includes a jacket, vest, and slacks, making it versatile for both formal and casual wear. The "ALL WOOL" label, adhering to post-war and Showa-era international standards, indicates that the fabric is pure wool and not a regenerated fiber. This straightforward and honest quality labeling reflects the era when Japanese textiles were export-oriented. Please consider this to be a tailored piece made in Japan from around the 1960s to the 1980s. About Ikeda Tailor and Family History This atelier is connected to the lineage of a tailor shop in Kobe, run by the seller's great-grandfather. This suit embodies the family's history of quietly engaging with both Japanese tailoring culture and craftsmanship. We hope to deliver this to those who appreciate the honesty of the seams and the integrity of the fabric. Details Color: Blue-gray base with thin red and off-white stripes Material: Outer fabric: 100% wool (Hem selvage: "REFINE," "SUPER," "ALL WOOL" markings) Jacket: 2-button / notched lapel / flap pockets / chest pocket / 3-button cuffs Vest: 5-button / with waist pockets / striped lining on the back Slacks: Belt loops / concealed zipper / center crease Season: Autumn to Winter The medium-weight all-wool fabric makes it easy to wear, layering the jacket over a knit and shirt, or pairing just the vest with different slacks, adapting to the season. Size (Actual Measurements) *Measured flat. Please allow for slight variations. Jacket: Shoulder width: 50cm Chest: 108cm *Pit to pit x 2 Sleeve length: 56cm *From shoulder point to cuff Length: 71cm *From center back, neckline to hem Slacks: Waist: 83cm Inseam: 67.5cm Total length: 96cm Rise: 34cm Leg opening: 24.5cm Vest: Width (Chest): 101cm *Pit to pit x 2 Length (Back): 50cm *From back neckline to hem Condition Stored in a box after cleaning. In good vintage condition, with no noticeable damage or major stains. There are nuances typical of old clothing, such as slight wear, wrinkles, and minor scratches due to aging. Each item is inspected and packaged in the atelier while burning Japanese incense.