This item is in excellent condition, having only been tried on. I think you can tell from the photos how good the condition is. This is an exquisite, early N-3B by designer Mr. Ishikawa. I am selling it from my collection. The original retail price was 126,000 yen. Made with genuine coyote fur and 66 nylon, it seems it's impossible to reproduce this today. This is an N-3B with the early MARKAWARE U.S. AIR FORCE stencil. It has a substantial weight, and it was reputed that the construction quality surpasses that of replica brands. The front buttons are the early type with five buttons. Later models all had four buttons, a slightly shorter length, no stencil, and a hood zipper. I think the balance of this early model is the best. The padding is thick 100% wool pile, just like vintage ones, and it's a full-fledged n-3b with 66 nylon specifications. The color is sage green. The size is 1. No pets, no smoking. Purchased new for 126,000 yen. It fits perfectly on someone 168cm tall and 58kg. It should fit perfectly for those between 165cm and 170cm tall. Product Description: The N-3B was adopted by the U.S. Air Force from the 1950s as a flight jacket for the heavy zone (-10°C to -30°C extremely cold regions). It is a top-of-the-line flight jacket packed with techniques and details to protect soldiers in harsh conditions. The shell uses heat-resistant 66 nylon, and the high-density twill further increases durability. In addition, the fabric's weave is heat-sealed from the back to increase wind resistance. Wool material is used for the inner lining to further enhance cold protection. Polyester fur is used for the hood lining, and luxurious coyote fur is used for the hood edge. The buttons and pockets for the wind flap are all made large for easy use even with gloves on. The hand warmer pockets on both sides use wool material similar to the inner lining, keeping your hands warm. Wool knit ribs are included at the sleeve ends. The cigarette pocket on the left sleeve is faithfully reproduced, and TALON zippers are used. Real McCoy's Buzz Rickson's Alpha n-3b Mod coat