This is a formal suit from TAKEO KIKUCHI. The pattern on the jacket and pants is called "Ichimatsu-mon." The Ichimatsu-mon design has existed since the Nara period, originally called Ishidatami-mon. It became popular when the Kabuki actor "Sanogawa Ichimatsu" wore it on his kimono during the Edo period. The pattern continues endlessly up, down, left, and right, symbolizing "prosperity of descendants" and "business expansion." The lining uses TAKEO KIKUCHI's original cupra lining. The design incorporates the brand logo and the brand icon, a bowler hat. The jacket has a classic notched lapel with two buttons. The pants have a neat, no-tuck design. It's a spring item, so it has a backless specification, but in line with the concept of this lounge model, it's a single backless piece with no seams for a light construction. The boutonniere used in the flower hole in the 12th photo is made by a Mizuhiki craftsman and represents the "Awabi Musubi" knot, which, once tied, does not come undone, symbolizing a lasting bond. This is also included. *Photo 12 is navy. Size M Jacket Length 71.5cm Jacket Width 48cm Jacket Sleeve Length 60cm Jacket Shoulder Width 43cm Pants Waist 30.5cm Pants Inseam 70cm Pants Front Rise 26cm Pants Thigh Width 30.5cm Pants Hem Width 19cm *Please allow for slight errors due to amateur measurements. *The pants have been slightly adjusted in the waist and hem. Material Jacket: Outer fabric 90% wool, 10% mohair, Lining 100% cupra Pants: Outer fabric 90% wool, 10% mohair, Lining 100% cupra Retail Price 97,900 yen Product Contents Jacket, Pants, Dedicated Hanger, Boutonniere #SetUp #BritishModel #HigakiMon