This is a 1950s French black moleskin jacket. Before the 1930s, it was also known as a "bourgeron" or "coltin," and is a French work jacket, one of the representative items essential for discussing French vintage. The variety of materials and details, such as linen, moleskin, and cotton twill, suggests that it was deeply rooted in the lives of French workers at the time. This jacket has a large, rounded collar and V-stitched pockets, features unique to older pieces. The embroidered tag on the inside is also a nice touch. The glossy, smooth moleskin fabric becomes softer and more comfortable with wear and washing, allowing you to fully enjoy the aging process. While there are repairs and damage in various places, it has a deep, rich character and is still in a condition that can be worn. Recommended for those looking for a representative piece of French workwear. [Size] Shoulder width: 43cm Length: 72cm Width: 55cm Sleeve length: 60cm [Material] Cotton [Condition] Damage and repairs in various places [Before purchasing] Considering its age, it is in good vintage condition, but please refrain from purchasing if you are not accustomed to vintage clothing or are looking for a perfect item. There may be unseen damage, stains, or overlooked condition issues. Please understand this before purchasing. We will describe the materials, construction, and age to the best of our knowledge, but it is not absolute, so we appreciate your understanding.