This is a North Face mountain parka from a time when they weren't as popular as they are now. Made in the USA. The size is US size M, so please keep in mind that it's a bit large. The material is 60/40 cloth, 60% cotton and 40% nylon, similar to Sierra Designs mountain parkas. It was a material loved for enjoying the outdoors in the rain and wind before Gore-Tex came out. The design is the same as Sierra Designs, with large flap pockets (Velcro closure) on the front, and you can access the pockets from the side even with the flaps closed. There is also a zippered pocket on the left chest, which can easily fit a Patagonia flat pouch as shown in the photo. (It also fits in the front pockets.) There is also a pocket with a zipper on the right mid-section, which is deep enough to hold a large smartphone. In addition, there is a classic "map pocket" on the upper back, which can also be used for cold protection by putting in newspapers, etc. The front uses a large Vislon zipper, which is easy to open and close even with gloves on, and the double slider allows for a wider range of styling options. Stains on the sleeve lining Similar stains on the front hem It is probably a light mold, but I think it will come off to a negligible extent with washing. *Photo 12 The Velcro on both front pockets has stitch detachment as shown in the photo. *Photo 9, 10 The size is measured by an amateur, so please use it as a reference. Width: 120cm Sleeve length: 70+4cm Sleeve width: 28cm Length: 80cm I am 175cm tall and weigh 70kg, and I wear a size S in Patagonia. I have a standard build, but when I wear it now, I can also wear a thick sweatshirt or fleece underneath. How about enjoying old outdoor fashion with a knit beanie, Dickies chinos, work boots, and knit gloves? This is a used item purchased about 30 years ago. I have taken care of storage, but as mentioned above, there are fraying and mold. Please refrain from purchasing if you are sensitive to these issues. Color: Black系 (Black-based) Material: Other materials