Length: 114cm Shoulder: 48cm Width: 58cm Sleeve: 65cm The size was just right for a 177cm tall man. It's labeled as M, but the fitting is like a size L. This is a cashmere blend coat that stands out with its heavy construction and high-quality materials, typical of the 90s. Modern cashmere tends to have shorter fibers and be lighter due to production efficiency improvements, but the cashmere of that time had long fibers, offering a plump flexibility and a moist luster, which is a great charm. The deep nap that you can feel with your fingertips has a richness that is hard to find in modern items. The blend ratio with wool is also exquisite, keeping you warm without being too heavy, and it also excels in the fit when worn on the shoulders. The design is a minimal single-breasted coat with stripped-down decoration. The neutral color of gray goes very well with the quiet luxury trend, and it exudes a certain presence while being understated. Being simple further enhances the quality of the material and achieves high versatility that blends naturally with any style. Furthermore, this is a piece that shines with tailoring optimized for Japanese people, which is a specialty of Japanese brands. The roundness of the shoulders, the volume of the chest, the way the width is taken, and the balance of the length are all excellent, providing a comfortable fit that envelops the body in a natural silhouette. The natural fit, which is not found in overseas brands, is a major strength of Japanese-made outerwear from this era. There are stains shown in the photos. Also, the appearance may differ depending on the lighting, and there may be things that cannot be fully captured. This is a vintage item that is over 20 or 30 years old. Please understand this before purchasing. Recommended for those who like coats that pursue the essence, such as Prada, Jean-Paul GAULTIER, Sullen COMME des GARÇONS, Dries Van Noten, and Maison Margiela. Wool Virgin Wool Merino Wool Cashmere CASHMERE Cashgora