"CONDUCTOR JACKET" FREEWHEELERS UNION SPECIAL OVERALLS INDIGO WABASH STRIPE Price: 46,200 yen (tax included) This is a model that was re-released in 2019. (Size notation is a blue stamp) It seems to be discontinued now. Purchased as a collection and stored in a closet, it is an unused item. *This product has been one-washed by the manufacturer. Size 36 Shoulder width 41 Body width 49 Length 68 Sleeve length 62 Measured flat on the back. The following is a product description. From Freewheelers' Union Special Overalls, the "Conductor Jacket". This is the Wabash work jacket, which can be said to be synonymous with Freewheelers. Made from "Indigo Wabash Stripe" fabric (indigo fabric with dots and stripes created by discharge printing), you can enjoy the aging process as you wear it. This is an original fabric made by Freewheelers' real name reproduction, which was actually used by the "STIFEL" company at the time. "Conductor" refers to a "train conductor," and this jacket reproduces the jackets worn by conductors in the 1890-1910s. It can be used as a work jacket, of course, but the silhouette is neat, so it can also be worn in a clean, tailored style. The buttons are brass buttons with the "UNION SPECIAL" logo. The back is a change button specification, so you can remove them when washing to avoid damaging the fabric. The left chest pocket has a watch pocket and a pen holder. Reinforcement fabric is used on the upper part of the left and right pockets. Union ticket on the pocket lining. cotton100% WASHED product"