The first post-overalls shirt number.

The shirt is based on a 1920s-style work shirt created by designer Tsuyoshi Obuchi as part of a FIT project around 1990, and embodies the concept of post-overalls, which is both plausible and unlikeable. It has a pullover style and features details that were popular in American shirts up until the 1920s, such as the cuffs and gathers on the yoke.

Designed to be a supreme pre 1920s style 1 pocket work shirt.

This design is exactly the same as designer Takeshi Ohfuchi's project piece at FIT in 1991. This shirt represents typical Post O`Alls design concept - seems to exist in history but most likely not. Displays all the typical prewar American dress / work shirt details.

quality: 100% cotton

Pre-washed, Tumble dried in low temperature

made in Japan