visvim × HARRIS TWEED DOTERA COAT 0116205013023 visvim × Harris Tweed Special Collaboration Item Shindeng is a fiber taken from silkworm cocoons, the same type as "silk." Some people might think of "cotton" because of the word "cotton." Silk is a woven fabric made from raw silk spun from cocoons, but shindeng is made by boiling the cocoons, stretching them, and layering them into cotton. Like silk, it is strong, light, and highly insulating, and has been used in cold-weather clothing since ancient times. It was also often put into undergarments and worn under kimonos. This outerwear was designed for a season that considered how to incorporate shindeng, which has air layers formed by overlapping fine fibers that retain heat, into modern Western clothing. Material: 100% Wool, Lining 100% Silk Color: Brown Size: 3 Shoulder Width: 65cm, Body Width: 63cm, Length: 83cm, Sleeve Length: 49cm Like new, only tried on (The first image is an image, and the second and subsequent images are of the actual item) 4656B Z20 600