▪️40s US ARMY Vintage Twill Shirt with Patches, Gusseted, Gabardine

The T-design patch is from around the time of World War II, from 1942 to 1948.

【Size/Color】 - 15 32 -
Length (from collar): 80cm
Shoulder width (from shoulder seam to seam): 46cm
Body width (measured around the armpits): 55cm
Sleeve length (from shoulder seam): 56cm
Sleeve length (from center of neck to cuff): 79cm

I, who am thin at 165cm/53kg, could wear it with a good feel.
The sleeve length is held at the wrist with a button, and it covers about half of my fingers.

Although it depends on preference and how you wear it,
it's recommended for people around ~170cm tall!!!

It has a slightly olive green feel,
a dark beige color that's surprisingly rare.

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The tag at the hem is a similar color.

【Condition】
It's slightly stained on the left sleeve, as shown in ①.

There's nothing noticeable, but it has an overall slightly dirty impression.

It's like the area near the pocket in ②.

Personally, it has a subtle, dyed-after-production look,
and it definitely has a good vintage feel.

There's no damage, and all the buttons, which are easily lost, are original.

【Remarks】
Among the many military chino shirts, this is an old piece.

The contrast between the slightly dirty body and the luster of the T-patch, which is thought to be urea buttons and gabardine weave, can be seen as a design due to aging, and it's a gem that allows you to enjoy the true essence of vintage ◎

New ones have a cylindrical, uninspired silhouette, but

This one is old, so the collar flares outwards,
and the hem has a flared (+ gusset) nuance.

It looks stylish even when paired simply with slacks or casual chinos!

Personally, I recommend layering a shirt underneath because the hem slits are deep.

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