Lot No. BR16041 / WORLD WAR II DENIM BLOUSE This denim blouse was born under wartime controls during World War II to alleviate the shortage of materials. The pocket flaps that were present on previous models were omitted, and the front buttons were changed from five to four. "FOR THE DURATION" written on the flasher means "during the war," indicating the specification changes due to material controls until the end of the war. In the 1940s, the US government presented an E-pennant, meaning Excellent, to companies that produced excellent military supplies to commend their achievements. This dream flasher has been realized, as Buzz Rickson's served as a flight jacket contractor during the war and received an E-pennant. Details Vegetable-tanned deerskin label. Iron, arabesque pattern donut buttons. The pleat stitching on the left body starts and ends at the top, while on the right body it starts and ends at the bottom. Hand-stitched pocket stitching. Selvage is visible on the back of the facing. Pleats provide mobility. Hand-stitched stitching and rivet placement. Cuffs use the vertical grain of the fabric. The appearance changes with the horizontal grain. The original 13.6oz. denim has a rough texture. Size Details Size 42: Body Width 57cm, Length 60cm, Shoulder Width 49cm, Sleeve Length 61cm Due to the characteristics of the materials and the finishing methods, there may be slight individual differences in the dimensions of each part. Also, the color of the product may differ slightly from the actual color depending on the settings and environment of your device. Please understand this beforehand. No discounts are available.