Length: 134cm Shoulder: 48cm Width: 53cm Sleeve: 61cm Marked size is M, but based on actual measurements and fit, it is listed as size L. This is a long coat from KATHARINE HAMNETT from the 1990s. The overwhelming feature is the ultra-long length, reaching 134cm, which is rarely seen nowadays. Just wearing it gives off an overwhelming presence, making it an archive piece. What's distinctive is not only its length but also its perfect sizing. The fit of the shoulder line, the balance of the body width, and the moderate room in the armholes are exquisite, bringing to life a structured pattern that can be beautifully worn even by Japanese body types. The design, which minimizes decoration to the extreme, is as if the blank space itself proves the high degree of completion of the garment. The minimalist form, which has eliminated waste, further accentuates the beauty of the material and silhouette. In addition, the cuffs feature a real buttonhole finish. The careful construction, which follows the tradition of tailoring, allows the quality of the tailoring to breathe within the simple appearance. The 90s Hamnett was an era that combined the sincerity of clothing with the sharp nuances of mode, and this spirit is strongly reflected in this coat. KATHARINE HAMNETT is a brand founded in London in 1979. It has gained worldwide recognition for its unique stance of balancing social responsibility and fashion, advocating for sustainability and anti-war messages. The 80s and 90s were particularly dynamic, a golden age that produced many items with sharp cutting and a minimalist aesthetic. Its archives have been attracting renewed attention in recent years. This piece is a garment that symbolizes the aesthetics of its heyday. A 134cm long length, calculated sizing, refined minimalism, and real buttonholes. It is an extremely rare 90s Hamnett archive coat with a level of perfection that is difficult to reproduce today. Recommended for those who like coats that seek authenticity, such as Prada, Jean-Paul GAULTIER, COMME des GARÇONS, and Maison Margiela.