This is a bowling shirt from the 1950s. The long point collar gives it a feel of the 1940s. It has a collar without a stiffener, a "fukuro-nui" (bag stitch) construction, resin buttons, and long sleeves, dating it to the early 1950s. Being short-sleeved and having collar flaps suggests it's from the 50s. The red base with pink chain stitching is cute. It's from a drugstore that existed in America at the time. The red color isn't a bright red, but a subdued red, indicating it's closer to the 40s. It's a popular, slightly larger size. There's a small hole on the back. It's a tiny hole that's barely noticeable and easy to repair. It's perfectly wearable even without repair. A 100-yen coin is placed for size comparison. Length: 74cm Sleeve Length: 23cm Width: 63cm