Thank you for viewing! This is a Wrangler corduroy boa coverall, a classic and very popular item. It's a Wrangler staple, similar in design to the N. Hoolywood jacket that Kimutaku wore, and it's a timeless design that looks great and won't be affected by trends. The inner boa lining is warm, so you can stay warm even on cold days just wearing a long-sleeved T-shirt underneath... Of course, this may vary from person to person. The corduroy fabric has a great presence and feel. The corduroy body has a great look, and as you wear it, it will develop a unique aging and texture that only corduroy can achieve. There is some slight wear and tear, such as fading, rubbing, and wrinkles characteristic of the material, but there are no particularly noticeable scratches or stains. I think those who are used to vintage clothing will be able to wear it without any problems. However, please refrain from purchasing if you are not familiar with used corduroy clothing, are overly sensitive, or are looking for a perfect item. It already has a good feel, but as you wear it, I think it will become a piece that you might mistake for vintage in a few years. Size: L Actual measurements: Shoulder width 48cm, sleeve length 63cm, body width 54cm, length 74cm The size balance is good, and I think it will look great on you. It would also look great on a woman wearing it oversized. Shipping will be compactly packaged, so please refrain from purchasing if you are sensitive to wrinkles. Please feel free to ask if you have any questions. American casual McCOY Buzz Rickson's Toyo Warehouse Pherrow's EVISU Full Count West Ride Flat Head Trophy Clothing Cushman And Family Sugar Cane Toyo Enterprises Toys McCoy Real McCoy's Full Count Pherrow's Denime EVISU Flat Head Free Rage Japan Blue Dartisan Sugar Cane Warehouse Buzz Rickson's Cushman Denham Dry Bones JELADO Johnbull Kojima LEE Mister Freedom Momotaro Jeans Pherrow's Joe McCoy UES Double Works Vanson Wrangler Wesco Danner Road Runner Setagaya Base Barns Pherrow's Shirts Whitesville Backdrop Barns