【Product Information】 ・Brand: ROMANI (70s Vintage) ・Product Name: Cuban Shirt (Guayabera) ・Color: White ・Retail Price: ¥12,500 ・Size: L 16-16 1/2 ・Actual Size: cm (Length 72, Width 59, Shoulder Width 46, Sleeve Length 25) ・Material: 65% Polyester, 35% Cotton Purchased at a vintage shop in Harajuku. Made by the renowned ROMANI in the 1970s, this shirt features elaborate details such as embroidery, pleats on the back, and pockets. The exquisite color unique to the land of the sun is unparalleled, and such meticulously crafted shirts are rare in the Japanese market, making reproduction items very scarce. In fact, the "origin" of the Cuban shirt is not well understood, but it is said to have been created to allow people to comfortably spend time in Cuba, a country with high temperatures and humidity. There is also a theory that it was a work shirt for Cuban sugarcane farmers. In any case, the "Cuban shirt" was developed to allow Cuban residents to live comfortably. Actually, from the name "Cuban shirt," it gives the impression that it is worn by Cubans, but it is said that Mexicans (such as farm workers) wear it more often. This originates from the fact that after moving from Cuba to the Yucatan Peninsula in Mexico, it was worn by Guava (Guayaba) farmers. For this reason, in Mexico, the Cuban shirt is called a Guayabera. It has a great atmosphere and will be irresistible to those who like brands such as Anatomica, Nigel Cabourn, Ralph Lauren, RRL, Real McCoy's, Warehouse, At Last & Co., Tenderloin, Beams, United Arrows, and Journal Standard. ・Condition: (Frequency of use, etc.) There is some wear and tear, but there are no noticeable stains or tears, and you can still enjoy wearing it. For vintage lovers and collectors, there might be an unexpected bargain.