Almost new. Made with high-quality UNIQLO Italian merino wool 100% fabric♪ The tag says M. I am listing this as a men's M size based on the actual measurements, including the shoulder width. Please refer to the following actual measurements: Actual measurements: Shoulder width 44cm (to the seam) Shoulder to sleeve 62cm Length 61cm Chest 100cm Thank you for visiting Sanku Store ✨69 ■UNIQLO is a Japanese fast-fashion brand. It offers high-quality, basic casual wear that anyone can wear anytime, anywhere. It has produced a series of hit products such as fleece, skinny jeans, bra tops, HEATTECH, and UT (T-shirts), and is now a leading brand in the fashion industry. Its characteristics are that it achieves "high quality," "high functionality," "design," and "low price" all at once. There are pros and cons regarding the "low price," but the rise of UNIQLO has certainly shaken up the conventional wisdom of the industry and foreshadows a new era, including the lifestyle of mature Japanese people. UNIQLO, along with MUJI and Shimamura, is considered one of the three major fast-fashion brands in Japan. ■History of UNIQLO 1949: Founded as a private store "Men's Shop Ogori Shoji" in Ube City, Yamaguchi Prefecture. 1963: Established "Ogori Shoji Co., Ltd." 1984: Opened the first "UNIQLO" store in Hiroshima City. Tadashi Yanai became the Representative Director and President. 1991: Changed the company name to "Fast Retailing Co., Ltd." 1995: Published the groundbreaking CS campaign "1 million yen for badmouthing UNIQLO" advertisement. 1997: Listed on the Second Section of the Tokyo Stock Exchange. 1998: Expanded to Tokyo (Harajuku). Fleece became popular and attracted attention (2 million pieces sold annually). 1999: Listed on the First Section of the Tokyo Stock Exchange. Hired the US advertising agency "Wieden+Kennedy." The fleece boom peaked (8 million pieces sold annually). 2000: Expanded to the UK and started overseas expansion. Participated in the official partnership with the OC (Japan Olympic Committee). 2002: Established the "UNIQLO Design Laboratory" in Aoyama, Tokyo, with Hiroshi Tada, the former president of Issey Miyake, as the director. Genichi Tamatsuka became the president.