Thank you for viewing. 【Product Information】 reyn spooner × EDWIN Collaboration Aloha Shirt VINTAGE RAYON SHIRTS In 1961, Reynolds McCullough (commonly known as Reyn), who ran a men's wear shop in Hawaii, and Ruth Spooner, a female seamstress, partnered to form reyn spooner, the current company name. They became pioneers of Hawaiian shirts, known as the Brooks Brothers of the Pacific. In Tokyo the same year, Tsuneumi Beihachi Shoten, which had been dealing in used imported jeans, began sewing jeans in Japan to create jeans that fit the Japanese physique and were easy to wear, and they put the EDWIN label on those jeans. Two brands born in Hawaii and Tokyo in the same year collaborated after 60 years. A limited edition Aloha shirt using deadstock fabric from reyn spooner, "Ola Aina Pu'uwai (1994)". 《Size》 Marked L 《Material》 100% Rayon 《Actual Size (cm)》 Length: 71 Shoulder Width: 49 Sleeve Length: 27 Width: 57 *Please note that the fit may differ from the size indicated, so please refer to the actual measurements above for your judgment. *Please note that there may be some errors due to flat measurements and manual measurements. 《Condition》 There are no noticeable scratches or stains, and I think you can still use it. Since it is a used item, there may be some damage that I have overlooked, so please purchase only if you understand. Please note that there may be creases due to compact packaging. Thank you for your consideration.