Tsubasa.Y Ancient House Deep Blue Working Shirt 006, French Workers Jacket

Product Description: dark blue work shirt 006 / men and women can wear Product Size (cm): Shoulder Width 48 Bust 57 Length 82 Sleeve Length 64 Before the French Revolution, the aristocrats wore gorgeous Rococo, civilians wearing simple costumes, to the industrial revolution after the European clothing changes, the rise of functionalism, luxury complex clothing was eliminated, comfortable and convenient clothing popular, but also because of the Industrial Revolution A large increase in the labor population, the development of a large number of work clothes. Labor for a long time in the working environment, there is no time to laundry, so the tooling attention to wear durable, shirt material characteristics of dirt and wear resistance, most of the use of thick twill cotton or canvas. Version of the wide and easy to work, the classic three bags of a bag inside the convenience of loading tools, work shirt the most common "indigo" dye was easy to obtain, the price is relatively low plant dyeing. While the quality of the shirt in charge of the class is different from the dirty blue, may be higher for the saturation or gray. If you are missing a durable and durable jacket, that work shirt will be your good choice. Goods are shot for the real, because the computer screen are some slightly different color, After the repair screen has been transferred to the international standard, welcome to ask questions before buying We will reply to you in detail. Before buying, please compare the size of their own clothes, after the sale does not accept the size of the substandard, or as expected on the grounds of return Store goods are ten years (more) old products, or ten years (more) inventory of new products After years of use or storage, occasional traces of the years, can not accept those who do not buy Before shipment will be carefully preserved, shipping will be basically clean and ironing Do not thank you for the perfectionist Origin / manufacturing method Origin has been unable to identify