Size: Body Width, Shoulder Width, Length, Sleeve Length MEDIUM: 60, 58, 71, 55 This is a Tyrolean-type shirt with a key feature: a belt made of the same material as the body to cinch the waist. [Material] It uses a high-stretch material of 94% polyester and 6% polyurethane, giving it a thick, elastic feel. The fabric is not lined, so it doesn't lose its shape, and the slightly glossy surface gives it a luxurious feel. The high proportion of polyurethane makes it wrinkle-resistant and comfortable to wear, and it's also easy to care for. There was a concern that if the fabric was too thin, the lapels would lose their shape and the silhouette wouldn't look good. Therefore, the fabric used is not too thick like a jacket, nor too thin like a thin shirt, and it maintains its shape even without lining. As a shirt, it offers a balance of ease of movement and silhouette, resulting in a supreme piece. [Design] This is a shirt version of the Tyrolean coat, which is historically well-known. Instead of a regular collar, it has tailored lapels, but the cuffs allow it to be worn like a shirt. To make it wearable as an inner layer, the shirt is made without lining, using a PU-blend fabric that doesn't lose its shape. The Tyrolean-type shirt, with its key feature of a belt made of the same material as the body to cinch the waist, sets it apart from others and offers a new style that fits the times. You can wear it by passing the belt through the inner hole like a half-belt, or through the outer loop like a regular belted coat. It's also recommended to wear it loosely without tying it tightly. Deep slits are placed on both sides of the hem, and it can be opened and closed with a blind-stitched fly front. With moderately dropped shoulders and a relaxed silhouette with room in the armholes and sleeve width, it can be worn in a wide range of seasons. W6931