Yarmo / DRIVERS JACKET "Yarmo," still producing in the UK. Using tough cotton serge, with slits only on the sleeves, no lining, and a simple design without vents. Originally designed so that the sleeves would balance well when a driver gripped the steering wheel, the sleeves are slightly longer. It can look like a coverall if you stand up the collar, and can also be styled elegantly like a tailored jacket if you lay it down. If it gets dirty, you can just throw it in the washing machine, as the fabric is tough and will be fine. Rather, in line with its roots, it might look cool to wear it over a cut-and-sew shirt, washed and worn casually. The colors are brown and camel, which are familiar and recommended for those who like British work brands such as Barbour and Nigel Cabourn. SIZE 40 Shoulder width 42cm, Body width 53cm, Length 70cm, Sleeve length 65cm Condition Slightly dirty in some areas, but in a clean condition with little wear and has not been washed. A workwear brand founded in Great Yarmouth, England in 1898. Mainly develops military wear, industrial workwear, and marine wear. Manufactures uniforms for the British Ministry of Defence, oil companies BP and SHELL, and pharmaceutical company PFIZER, among others. All production is carried out at its own factory in Great Yarmouth, and it is known for its high cost-performance. As a workwear manufacturer with over 100 years of history in the UK, it is a valuable factory brand. ♯British Army ♯French Army ♯CNCF ♯GPO ♯Cotton Drill ♯Moleskin ♯anatomica ♯Utility Jacket ♯US ARMY