Tsubasa.Y Vintage Home Shirt 002, French Workers Jacket

https://c1.staticflickr.com/1/868/41046576051_52273107b6.jpg https://c1.staticflickr.com/1/788/41046575871_2dd922dd65.jpg Prior to the French Revolution, the nobles wore gorgeous rococo styles and civilians wore simple clothes. After the Industrial Revolution, the clothing in Europe changed dramatically. The rise of functionalism, luxury and complicated clothing were eliminated, and comfortable and convenient garments became popular. After the Industrial Revolution, The labor population has increased substantially and a large number of work clothes have been developed. Workers spend a lot of time in the work environment, and they do not have time to wash their clothes. Therefore, hardwearing wear is important, and the material of the shirt is resistant to dirt and wear. Most of them use thicker twill or canvas. The layout is generous and easy to work in. The classic three outer pockets and one inner pocket make it easy to wear tools. The most common “dark blue” dyes for work shirts are those that are easily available and relatively inexpensive at the time. The color of the shirt of the competent class is different from the stain-resistant blue color, which may be high chroma or gray. If you lack a wearable and functional jacket, work shirts are a good choice for you. All products are real-life shots, because the computer screens are slightly different. Post-retouch screen has been adjusted to international standards. Welcome to ask questions before purchasing We will reply you in detail. Please compare the size of your own clothes before buying, do not accept the size after the sale is not acceptable, or as the reasons for the reasons for return Store products are all ten years (above) old products, or ten years (above) inventory new products After years of use or storage, there are occasional signs of years, and those who cannot accept will not purchase It will be carefully stored before shipment, and it will also be basically clean and hot during shipment. Perfectionist do not subscript thanks