Wool shirt from around the 1930s. The brand is Western Standard. It features a chin strap at the neck, which is symbolic of the old era's construction, and a placket design made with the assumption that the shirt would be tucked in. The color is like mustard. Since olive green is often seen in old work shirts and military items, I think this color is unusual. No size tag. Actual measurements are approximately 40cm shoulder width, 50cm chest width, 73cm length, and 55cm sleeve length. The length is long because it's meant to be tucked in, but the size is about a men's S. There is dirt on the neck, one button is missing from the sleeve, and there is a repair on the left shoulder on the back, as shown in the 9th photo. I don't think any of these will affect wear. Since it's an old item, I would appreciate it if those who understand this would consider it. Recommended for those who like wool shirts, chin straps, work jackets, work shirts, chin straps, vintage, prisoner, Hercules, Montgomery Ward, Woolrich, Levi's, military shirts, the US military, JCPenny, vintage, etc.