⬇️ Follow Discount in Effect ⬇️ ✔︎ Follow Discount ・Items priced from 2000 to 4999 yen → 300 yen off ・Items priced from 5000 to 9999 yen → 500 yen off ・Items priced at 10000 yen or more → 10% off ※ Those who follow, please comment "Follow purchase desired" ♪ ✔︎ Repeat Customer Discount For repeat customers, if the total amount is 5000 yen or more, 500 yen off! ※ Please comment "Repeat purchase desired" ♪ ✔︎ Bundle Purchase Discount Bundle purchases will also reduce shipping costs, so we will unconditionally give a 700 yen discount! ◾️ You can view our items in a list with the following hashtags! Please check and follow us! ︎︎︎︎︎︎☑︎ All items ⬇ #古着屋Wardrobe_all (Used Clothing Store Wardrobe_all) ︎︎︎︎︎︎☑︎ All tops ⬇ #古着屋Wardrobe_tops (Used Clothing Store Wardrobe_tops) ︎︎︎︎☑︎ Other military items ⬇ #古着屋Wardrobe_military (Used Clothing Store Wardrobe_military) ◾️ About Zouaves Zouaves were French infantry soldiers, originally formed in 1831 primarily from Algerians and Tunisians. At the time, North Africa was a French colony. They were active as elite units of the French army even in World War I. They were disbanded in 1962 due to the independence of North African colonies after World War II. They are characterized by the soldiers' customs, such as back carvings, beards, and jackets. In particular, the design of their uniforms was referenced by the armies of other countries. For example, they were adopted by the Papal States' army and used as a force to counter the Italian unification movement, known as the Papal Zouaves. During the American Civil War, there were also volunteer units in both the Union and Confederate armies that were called Zouaves. They were also incorporated into civilian fashion, and loose Zouave pants and Zouave jackets were created. ◾️ Condition Repaired (photo 7). Otherwise, in good condition. ◾️ Size Waist: 40cm Rise: 39cm Inseam: 74cm Total Length: 108cm Hem Width: 19cm Thigh width: Not measurable