This is a work garment worn by livestock brokers called "Maquignon" in France from the 19th to early 20th centuries. It was also known as "Blouse," "Blaude," or "Blaode," with variations in name depending on the region. Painters also favored wearing it in their ateliers as workwear. The tightly woven, high-density, smooth indigo-dyed linen fabric seen in this workwear was designed to repel and easily brush off animal hair. It is one of the most beautiful antique fabrics of France. This is a rare full-open type. Shell buttons. The condition is good, with no tears such as pinholes. The indigo has faded, but it is still a deep navy. - Color: Navy - Style: Button-up shirt - Pockets: Pockets on both sides (pass-through pockets) - Design: Pleated design - Sleeves: Long sleeves Thank you for viewing. Color...Blue系 Stains, tears, odors, etc....None Length 101cm, Shoulder width 60cm, Sleeve length 64.5cm It's a large size, so you can wear it loosely.