■ Product Details ■ ・Era: Mid to late Showa period・Material: Cotton/synthetic fiber (cannot be determined) A very nostalgic Esso happi coat. It was probably manufactured for gas station staff and related personnel to wear. It is a fusion of Japan and America, and its unique atmosphere and Showa feel are very attractive. The Esso Tiger on the back is also eye-catching, and since there are many Esso Tiger collectors, this piece will likely be appreciated by collectors. This is a valuable deadstock item. It has not been washed, and the crisp, glue-like texture is also a rare characteristic of deadstock items. This is the perfect Esso happi coat for your collection. The number of Esso happi coats is decreasing year by year, so don't miss this opportunity. ■ Size ■ ・Length (back collar base to hem): about 78cm / 30.7inch・Chest (underarm to underarm, straight): about 61cm / 24inch・Shoulder width (straight across): about 61cm / 24inch・Sleeve length (shoulder to cuff): about 32cm / 12.5inch・Sleeve width: about 30cm / 11.8inch・Sleeve tip width: about 30cm / 11.8inch *Please acknowledge some errors. ■ Condition ■ There are stains and pinholes in places, and some of the stitching under the armpits is missing due to deterioration. Unused deadstock. The fabric may melt or become tattered when washed and may lose its original shape. Washing is not recommended. This is an old item, so please refrain from ordering if you do not understand this. *It has been several decades since it was manufactured, and the stitching and fabric are likely to be weak. Even if the condition of the item deteriorates significantly due to washing or wearing after ordering, refunds or exchanges will not be given. Please order only if you understand this in advance.
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