■Item Details■

• Era: Around mid-Showa period (1950s–60s)

• Material: Cotton

This is an indigo-dyed kasuri shirt with a hidden placket, made around the mid-Showa era.

The finely woven cotton fabric carries the softness and warmth that only time can create, offering a calm and understated presence that blends effortlessly into daily life.

The front is neatly finished with a hidden placket, accentuating the refined depth of indigo. Modest yet elegant, the shirt quietly reflects the aesthetic sensibilities of old Japan.

With its boxy silhouette, it can also be worn like a lightweight shirt jacket.

Originally tailored for women, the sizing also makes it suitable for petite children—a balanced piece that can be shared between generations or worn in various lifestyle settings.

In addition to being a wearable garment, the intricate kasuri patterns and aged character of the indigo-dyed fabric give it high value as vintage textile. Ideal for remaking or collecting as a unique piece of Japanese vintage.

Please note that the item will be shipped compressed, so wrinkles may occur during transit. Thank you for your understanding.

■Size■

• Length (back collar base to hem): approx. 54cm (21.3in)

• Chest (underarm to underarm, flat): approx. 52.5cm (20.7in)

• Shoulder Width (shoulder seam to seam): approx. 37.5cm (14.8in)

• Sleeve Length (shoulder seam to cuff): approx. 41cm (16.1in)

Please allow slight variations in measurements.

■Condition■

The elastic at the cuffs is worn out and no longer stretches.

If you are not familiar with vintage clothing, please refrain from purchasing.

This item has been washed twice by us. As with many vintage garments, it retains a distinct aged scent. Please note that any damage or odor re-emerging after washing or wearing will not be grounds for return or refund. Purchase only if you understand and accept these conditions.