This is a coverall (or coat at the time) that my maternal grandfather, born in 1925, wore when he was young.
While it's unclear exactly when he was "young," it's likely from the post-war period of the Showa era (1945-1955).
*This item was already in its current condition at my home in the early 1970s.*
■Size:
As indicated in the photo, it's labeled "LL," but it fits like a modern size M.
(Fits well on someone 170cm tall)
■Material:
Unknown, as there are no markings.
It has a lining.
The outer material resembles pigskin, but I can't say for sure it's 100% pigskin.
(I suspect it's some kind of thin leather)
■Warmth:
If you intend to wear it as a coat, the fabric is thin, and it's not as warm as it looks.
Of course, it's better than nothing.
■Weight:
Lightweight due to the thin fabric.
■Other:
It's old, so there are some areas with discoloration.
Please enlarge the photos and refer to them.
Personally, I find this discoloration adds character and I actually like it.
*Please understand that this item is approximately 60-70 years old, and even if it were new at the time, the quality would not compare to modern standards. Please bid accordingly.*
Below are the measurements (outer dimensions).
(Please allow for some error.)
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■Length:
Straight line distance from the back neck point to the hem (excluding the collar).
→ Approximately 74cm
■Sleeve Length:
Straight line distance from the shoulder point to the cuff.
→ Approximately 59cm
■Shoulder Width:
Straight line distance from shoulder point to shoulder point.
→ Approximately 42cm
■Width:
Straight line distance under the armpits.
(Chest circumference is width x 2).
→ Approximately 46cm
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Pattern...Solid
Stains, tears, odors, etc....None