Length: 70.5 cm Shoulder width: 46 cm Width: 53.5 cm Sleeve length: 61 cm A cotton jacket tailored by Hing Cheong A-Man, a long-established Hong Kong tailor, around the 1930s-40s. Hong Kong was a British territory at the time, and it flourished as a base for tailoring lightweight tropical wear for wealthy Westerners and military personnel. This item is likely a product of that era. The fabric is an off-white beige cotton canvas. It has a texture that combines the ruggedness of workwear with the elegance of tailoring, making it easy to incorporate into modern styling. It features characteristic details from the 1930s-40s, such as a backless lining, hand-stitched interior, wide and pointed lapels, and shell buttons. The handwritten management number 4932 remains, giving a strong sense of the custom-made culture of the time.