I purchased this a few years ago for my child. It's a HEAD LIGHT coverall, a BEAMS BOY special edition, size XS. Shoulder width 36cm, chest 46cm, length 65cm, sleeve length 58cm. It has been stored with hardly any wear. There are no stains, dirt, or holes. This is a real name reproduction of HEAD LIGHT, released by Toyo Enterprises, a 11oz. BLUE DENIM 1930's WORK COAT, a denim work jacket "HD15464" from the 1930s model. This work coat is from the era when HEAD LIGHT made the most luxurious details, such as the chin strap, change buttons, and 3-in-1 pocket. It's been a while since a blue denim version was released, and for this re-release, the size and pocket placement have been re-examined, and the silhouette has been adjusted to be slightly wider. The 11oz. blue denim used is made of 8-count rope indigo warp and 19-count gray weft. A union ticket is attached to the inner pocket on the left chest. The material is 100% cotton and has been washed. ◆11oz. BLUE DENIM ◆One-wash model HEAD LIGHT started in the early 1900s and was a brand of the Leaned Carter Company that existed until the 1960s. It was unusual at the time to handle everything from fabric weaving to sewing in-house, which shows the company's commitment to its products. As the trademark on the label and flasher indicates, it was favored and supplied to railroad workers and engineers. It is still popular among collectors today, and rare items that are difficult to obtain are revived in the present day. In the 1950s, the functional construction reached its peak, and the zippered pocket on the overalls was even patented. Around this time, they began to partner with the Crown Overall Manufacturing Company for production, but in the 1960s, they were absorbed and merged into the Carhartt Company and then disappeared. Even after a long period of time, its name value has not diminished, and it is a major brand among collectors.