Kyoko Koizumi 90s Vintage T-shirt One size fits all, equivalent to a size L. The color is black. The front features a photo taken by Peter Gravel, and the back has the French lyrics "Anata ni aete yokatta" (It was good to meet you), produced by Hiroshi Fujiwara. Both sides have large prints, with the red lips of the signature as a key accent, making it look cool. The faded look and the distressed neckline, which are trending overseas, are fantastic. Personally, I think it's a plus compared to a pristine T-shirt, and you can enjoy the unique individuality of a vintage T-shirt, such as paint splatters. Especially the contrast between the faded neckline and the black sewing thread is outstanding, making it a unique piece. The body is made of thick-ounce fabric for a T-shirt of that era, so it will hold its shape even after repeated washing and can be worn for a long time. It has a short-length boxy silhouette, which is a recent trend, and can be worn in the summer, as well as from autumn to winter, paired with extremely wide baggy pants and a jacket. Due to recent global warming, T-shirts are not just for summer; they can be worn alone from April to November, and as an inner layer in the fall and winter, allowing for a long period of wear. I have stored it carefully, and in my subjective opinion, the condition is not bad, but it is an item that has been in someone else's hands once. I have checked it thoroughly before listing it, but please understand that there may be oversights regarding the condition. Please refrain from purchasing if you do not understand vintage items or if you are overly concerned about the condition. If you have any questions, please ask before purchasing. I will not accept returns, refunds, or questions after purchase, as this may lead to trouble. Shoulder width: 51 cm Body width: 57 cm Length (from the base of the collar): 62 cm Sleeve length: 19 cm Measurements are approximate. Please note that there may be slight variations depending on the measuring method. Thank you very much.