What is this? I've never seen anything like it.
And I’m just thinking, who is actually going to buy this? Haha.
But I actually tried it on, and it looked cool.
It’s a piece issued during the Vietnam War in 1974 for microwave radiation protection.
Anyway, the design is unique and interesting.
The material is a tough nylon mesh, and the quality of this mesh fabric is incredible.
I almost want to take it apart to make something else. It really is great fabric.
First, regarding the measurements: the total length is measured from the back of the neck to the bottom of the leg, and the inseam is from the crotch to the ankle. The size is around a men's L; I think anyone between 170cm and 185cm tall could wear it comfortably.
I realized while shooting that wearing it with the zipper side in the back is the correct way. Haha.
Of course, you can also wear it with the zipper side in the front; I’ve taken photos of both ways, so please take your time and check them out.
The condition is outstanding, and it even came with the original paper recording the microwave radiation levels inside the pocket—so raw. Haha. I love things like this that have history.
It uses a high-quality zipper, the fabric is excellent, and the design and pattern are unique, making it a great item for display or as a reference sample for clothing designers.
If it doesn't sell, we plan to keep it ourselves for display as a valuable piece of historical material.
Either way, it’s a very interesting and rare piece.
I’ve provided plenty of photos, so please go back and forth and take a good look—you’ll start wanting it eventually. Haha.
It has been washed once.
※送料込み / Free shipping
Model height - 174cm man
Material - Nylon
Size - Fits mens L
Measurement on flat - Flat measurements (cm)
Outseam 154
Width 58
Shoulder width 47
Sleeve length 85
Waist 110
the Rise 39
Inseam 56
thickness of thigh 37
Condition - Condition: No issues.
